Sacred artwork of pre-Christian Norse and Germanic religion, chiefly Viking Age picture stones, amulets and grave goods depicting the Aesir and Norse mythological narrative. Belongs here: a work whose subject is a Norse or continental Germanic deity or myth, such as a Viking Age image stone carrying Odin-cycle imagery. Does not belong here: a Slavic, Baltic or other Northern European pagan tradition, which is a related but separate mythology grouped under Slavic, Baltic and Steppe Pagan Art.
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1. Wikipedia: Norse mythology
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Norse, Nordic, or Scandinavian mythology, is the body of myths belonging to the North Germanic peoples, stemming from Old Norse religion.
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