Gods vs. goddesses
Deities in Elder Europe
Just imagination and entertainment?
Myths - what ARE they?
Tor vs. Christ
The clash of old vs. new beliefs
Sun gods and world eggs
Creation myths from around the world
Helpers and daily assistants
Stone and wood
Mythical influence on arts and handicrafts
Common helpers Daily
deities 
Meeting dwarfs, elves, spirits and other mystical beings while roaming about was a common occurrence in earlier times. We know that folk in the era of the Vikings viewed the forces of nature as powers to be reckoned with. People made sacrifices to these forces, and these beliefs survived long after the advent of Christianity. Folk belief of underworlders living side-by-side with humans have survived all the way up to the present. Read more about this!
Religious
Traditions of the Afterlife The
Same Old Life in the Afterlife?-- Chinese Concepts of Heaven The Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen made a number of
spooky and eerie drawings of beings from folktales and superstition. Take
a look!
Sacrifice to the Old Norse Gods. How the Sagas describe
these practices. Vikings
and death A very thorough introduction to how people imagined
death and the hereafter.
Death
And The Afterlife (Egypt)
The
Sea Spirit - The
Tarn Dweller - Forest
Trolls
Odin’s home page
These are fine examples of sites that bring information
on these beings from our mystical past.
All is not 100% serious, but a fun and rewarding read:
Here Be Dragons! - Legendary Animals - Frodo’s Mermaid Links
Mythology and Folklore
Folk
and Fairy Tales
Askeladden's interactive adventure
The Aasgard web is the place for seeking out the world web's resources
of Nordic and World Mythologies!
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The Aasgard web is the place for seeking out the world web's resources of Nordic and World Mythologies!
Aasgard web main page