Tres Cimeras: History Novel unfolded during the Roman invasion of Asturias

Irish literature A few fragments from Irish authors, both modern and ancient, Gaelic and English-speaking (always translated).

Mitología Astur A brief description of the main characters in Asturian mythology

Asturies Memoria Celta A lot of information and pics about the celtic roots of Asturias, available in four languages

Asturies Maxica An introduction to the myths from Asturias. Available in three languages

Asturies.com Asturian portal. Encloses Asturian language courses, forums and mythology section.

"Parque natural de Somiedo" The most beautiful of all Asturian counties. Wonderful pics

"Fell Pony Breed History and Use" Learn about the Asturian origin of English ponies

"Horse Breeds/Asturian" Another site about the same

"Asturian-American Migration Forum " Exploring Asturian culture and reconnecting descendents of Asturian immigrants

The Asturian Bagpipe Enclosing links to all the Asturian pipe bands

Music Samples Download some samples of Asturian traditional music (*.wma files)

Felpeyu One of the greatest folk bands all over the country

Llan de Cubel More than twenty years playing, arranging and researching on traditional tunes

The Ulster Cycle Site which encloses full texts (English version) from Irish epical legends

Mythic Crossroads-British Just one section from a GREAT mythological site. Lots of great links with thorough studies on British myths...and full texts from epic and mythological tales

The Gesser Epic Full text of the great lay of the Buryats. Good links about Mongolian religion (English version)

A Course in Mongolian Chamanism From Kamchatka to Lapland, an approach to the beliefs that used to share many peoples in two continents

The Illiad Well...what can be said about this one?

The Odyssey Just as I said regarding the former

Kalash Indigenous Survival ProgramA site about the lost tribe of blue-eyed pagans, in the Hindu Kush mounts

"The online medieval and Classical Library" Complete texts from the main epical and medieval books from Western tradition Interesting links.

The Nart Epos Ossetian heroical legends. A "nearly" pagan nation in modern Caucasian mounts

Gilgamesh Mesopotamian myths, probably the oldest of all. Includes links to other Mesopotamian resources

Latvian Pagan links Latvia is a very interesting country for those who pretend learn something about ancient Indo-European beliefs. This country wasn`t christianized until the 14th century, and pre-christian beliefs were still alive short ago

Kalevala And now...Finland! All sort of resources concerning the pagan tales from ancient Finnish peoples

Yoruba gods You would be really AMAZED at the affinities between ancient Europe and this rich culture in West Africa. The Yorubas are pagans, of course, of one sort quite the same as Celts and Greeks. But not only that, I am convinced some of their myths come from the same roots as European ones. Check for instance Shango, and compare him to the "Sacred King" myths of Europe and the Mediterranean. Shango might be simply one more variant of Herakles!