Artemis, Goddess of The Hunt

[Paige]

Artemis, identified with Diana in Roman Mythology, is the goddess of the hunt, light, sudden death, the wilderness, and much more. I'm doing a Greek Mythology unit at school and we are supposed to choose a Greek Goddess/God/Titan/Titaniss/Monster/Monstress/Hero... you get the point.
Anyhoo, I was going to ask if you could post some really helpful websites about Greek Mythology. I've googled Artemis but the websites weren't really that helpful. I already know a good amount of information about her, but I want to learn AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE! So I'm asking for some informational/educational Mythology sites that were helpful or helped you. Thanks for your time!

 

[3.14]

ARTEMIS : Greek goddess of hunting, wilderness & animals ; mythology ; pictures : DIANA

 

[Willamena]

NEOKOROI - Artemis
ARTEMIS, Greek Mythology Index

Her temple was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus - Crystalinks
Temple of Artemision, Artemision Temple Ephesus

A description of an Artemis festival:
Elaphebolia (The Cauldron: A Pagan Forum)

Hymns to Artemis:
Gallery: Diana and Endymion, Walter Crane | Coffee With Pierre
Hymn to Artemis the Protectress

 

[Willamena]

Oh, this is neat:
Eumaios

 

[Frolicking_Fox]

theoi.com

 

[GoodbyeDave]

Here's a video of Greek Hellenists celebrating one of her festivals, Mounikia

and one of the best sources for myths
ARTEMIS : Greek Goddess of Hunting & the Wilderness | Mythology, w/ pictures | Roman Diana

 

[Lucida Sidera]

Supposing anyone find this topic by searching (I realize it's a bit old), I would strongly recomend a poem of Theocritus, which pictures a greek witch doing rituals for Artemis/Selene/Hekate , identifying the three Goddesses as a triplice Goddess.

It has the whole description of the ritual, including plants used, enchantments, etc, and even includes hellenistic syncretism, mentioning a certain "syriac" influence for parts of the ritual. All with cute poetry and dramaticism.