Links to Asatru/Norse pages

We've started to try and standardize this page a bit, it's an ongoing process to organize these links in a meaningful fashion. In the interest of providing full coverage, some of the links may be listed more than once.

If you're looking for a Kindred, go to the Kindred page . Every other Asatru/Norse link (homepages, online shrines, merchants, national groups, magazines, reference materials) is on this page, at least for now.

Last updated 8/4/02.

• Mythology, Folklore, History These are sites that concentrate on the Norse mythos, and historical information.
• Asatru Practice Sites that provide a significant amount of material specific to actually practicing Asatru or Norse Paganism. Sites that address social issues, but are aimed at an Asatru or Norse Pagan audience are included here. Some miscellaneous sites (like online rune readings) are here as well.
• Organizations Groups with a national or international focus.
• Homepages What it sounds like. These are homepages of people that are Asatru.
• Art, Crafts, Graphics, Fonts Graphics, how-to for various crafts, plus relevant art sites.
• Merchants People you can buy those terrific runes or massive sword from.

Mythology, Folklore, History

• The Norse Mythology Web Page An excellent first look at Norse mythology.
• Germanic Mythology Nice hypertext intro to Germanic mythology.
• Geramic, Myths, Legends and Sagas Part of a larger site called Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts
• The World of the Vikings Viking resources...more material than you can imagine.
• Viking Foods Am I the only person who still remembers the infamous rotting seal discussion on the troth mailing list? Here's some better ideas for adding a special Viking touch to your meals.
• Cartoon History of Iceland Hilarious, and with some of the most accessible information I've ever seen. Check out Chapter 4 for information on the old religion and conversion.
• Check out the Legends and Sagas section of Sacred Texts. Of particular interest are the Prose and Poetic Eddas, and of course the sections on Anglo-Saxon, Germany, Iceland, and Scandinavia.
• The Viking Answer Lady Bring your questions to the Viking Answer Lady, she will answer them.
• Saganet Online texts of Icelandic medieval literature.

Asatru/Norse/Heathen Practice

• Arild Hauge's Runes
• Asatru Basics Great page, very well written.
• Germanic Heritage Page Arlea Anschutz's page
• Asatru Archive Ceci Henningsson's religious archive page.
• Get a Rune reading... Warning, they have the dreaded blank rune. And they're a little goofy in general...runes of ice? Huh?
• Feeling out of touch? Check out the Asatru Update...
• Our Troth Online. Much to read here...
• The "Loki Cult" Web Page Yes, it's the infamous Loki Cult.
• Loki: A Paean In Progress More Loki stuff, and damn literate to boot.
• Thundrune: Dedicated to Thor
• Runes, Alphabet of Mystery Very complete looking site on runes.
• Thorshof A lot of written material on this site.
• Rendering of the World Tree By Daryl.
• Constructing identity and divinity: Creating community in an Elder religion within a postmodern world. Excellent article on the Asatru community by Jenny Blain. Dense, but well worth taking the time to read.

  For the people who think being of a certain race or ethnic type is an important part of being Asatru...

• Nithing Pole
• Heathens Against Hate

  Organizations

• Asatruarfelagi (Asatru in Iceland)
• The Ring of Troth (The webpage of the Ring of Troth, lots of good information.)

Homepages

• Grimner's Runes This is a homepage with a lot of stuff of interest to Asatru people based in Sweden...
• Erich's Hall

Arts, Crafts, Graphics, Fonts

• Using and Working With Horn
• Archeology Clip Art The section entitled Encyclopedia Mythica has some Norse clip art.
• Viking Themes Viking Themes for web sites.
• The Dingbat pages Those crazy little fonts include a couple of runic and Norse symbol sets in the Esoteric section.
• Elisabet Stacy-Hurley's Paintings This woman does lovely paintings of the Icelandic landscape, and there are some incredible renderings of hill folk and trolls.

Merchants

• The Enchanted Glyph Really attractive jewelry with Norse and Celtic themes.
• The Mystic Caravan Celtic jewelry, also some amber and Thor's Hammers. I advise using their search engine, this is a really large site.
• JBL Statues Statues of different Gods and Goddesses, including Norse Deities.
• Gaukler Medieval Wares Site for re-enactors with a page of Viking jewelry.
• Memories of Finland Scandinavian shop, concentrating primarily on Finnish items.
• Creekmore Glass Beautiful dichroic glass runes...the pictures do not do them justice.
• Goddess Gallery Online These people carry statues by Paul Borda, who does incredible representations of Thor and Freya. Does a nice Odin plaque as well. I really hope he continues to take on the challenge of other deities in the Norse pantheon. His wholesale catalog is here.
• Dragonscale Jewelry Nice pendants of different Gods and Goddesses, and other designs, quite unique.
• The Jelling Dragon English company that carries materials aimed at re-enactors, including horn vessels and utensils.
• Viking Shield All sorts of items, from garb to God statues.
• Badali JewelryRune jewelry, Thor's Hammers and rune dice.

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