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Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of IHeart Radio.

Hi, my name is Robert Lamb, and this is The Monster Fact, a short form series from

Stuff to Blow Your Mind focusing on mythical creatures, ideas, and monsters in time.

We've been discussing the roots of werewolf traditions, both in prehistoric human history and in ancient mythology and literature.

Based on my readings, I think it's safe to say that werewolf traditions emerge from various

elements in human history and the human psyche, taking on different forms depending on time and location, and most importantly,

influencing later traditions, legends, folk tales, and of course fictional takes as well.

When we look for specific examples of early or even the earliest literary examples of werewolves, it really depends on how narrowly or widely we refine

our search. For instance, the oldest surviving work of literature, the epic of Gilgamesh, features

the wild man and possible beast man in Qidu. And there's certainly some crossover from here

into later werewolf traditions, but to be clear, in Quito, not a werewolf.

More interesting, as Daniel Ogden brings up in the werewolf in the ancient world,

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