Resources

• Fornaldarsögur Norðurlanda​ (Norna-Gestr Saga) - Old Norse and modern English translation by George Hardman

• Heimskringla - Large collection of texts in Old Norse, such as sagas and the Eddas

• Heorot - Beowulf and other texts such as the Finnsburh fragment in Old and Modern English with notes

• Landnámabók - The book of the land-taking of Iceland

• Ibn Fadlān's account of Scandinavian merchants on the Volga in 922 - A section of the Arabic writer's description of his travels with notes

• Sacred texts (Heimskringla) - Samuel Laing's translation of the Heimskringla collection of sagas

• Sagadb - A number of sagas with English translations

• Sagas of Ragnar Loðbrók - Tales of the famed Viking Ragnar Loðbrók and his sons and their invasion of Britain

• Tales from the far past - A collection of old Germanic stories

• Wyrtig (Æcerbot)  - Æcerbot in Old and Modern English

• Voluspa - Old Norse and Modern English translations of medieval texts including the Poetic and Prose Edda

• emidsvikings -  Virtual museum of Scandinavian art from the East Midlands

• gelmir - Growing database of Germanic art by Jonas Lau Markussen

• jonaslaumarkussen - Guides and examples of Germanic art from before the Migration Period to the end of the Viking age 

Academic papers and books

• At the Water's Edge - Northern Germanic religious practice at bodies of water with a focus on Anglo-Saxon England

• Beowulf: the monsters and the critics - One of Tolkien's famed lectures on Beowulf 

• Contradictory cosmology in Old Norse myth and religion – but still a system - A challenge to the naturalistic model of traditional cosmology

• Cosmos - A collection of papers on northern cosmology

• Elves in Anglo-Saxon England: Matters of Belief, Health, Gender and Identity - A discussion of all things elvish in early England

• Essays in honour of Rudolf Simek - A collection of papers on a wide range of heathen topics

• Holy islands and the otherworld: places beyond water - The importance of bodies of water in heathenry

• Horses in Mind - Germanic  religious practices involving horses with a focus on the English

• Jul, disting och förkyrklig tideräkning - Leading proposal of how to reconstruct the early Germanic lunisolar calendar (in Swedish but with an English summary at the end)  

• Masks and Mumming Traditions in the North Atlantic - Exploration of some shared traditions in the North Atlantic area from the medieval to the modern period

• Myth, Materiality and Lived Religion - Journal discussing a range of topics centred on how Old Norse heathenry interacted with daily life

• Pantheon? What Pantheon? - Discussion of the diversity in Old Norse religion

• Power and Conversion. A Comparative Study of Christianization in Scandinavia - Overview of the establishment of Christianity in Scandinavia

• The Æsir and Their Idols - Discussion of Germanic cult images and their targeting by Christians

• The Festival Year: A Survey of the Annual Festival Cycle and Its Relation to the Heathen Lunisolar Calendar - Overview of the early medieval North Germanic festival year 

• The iconography of Viking-Age stone sculptures: visual evidence of religious accommodation in the Anglo-Scandinavian communities of Northern England - Dissertation on Early Medieval art 

• The Wagon, The Phallus and The Conical Hat: Origins and Features of Freyr's Cult in Heathen-Age Iceland - A dig into the cult of Freyr

• Þur sarriþu þursa trutin": Monster-Fighting and Medicine in Early Medieval Scandinavia - Exploration of the role of thurses and dwarfs in northern Germanic conception of disease

Blogs

• Brute Norse - Blog on Germanic cultures and their modern reception 

• Mimisbrunnr - Website on ancient Germanic cultures with texts and discussion of symbolism

• Nordic Animism - Movement to recover traditional animist knowledge from Northwestern Europe