Hope this helps - Links to Mythology Sites

[GaratJax]

Ive posted this elsewhere but here it is as well........

www.pantheon.org/

Very useful resource for the mythologically minded.

[Lady Winter Wolf]

Great site Garat, added it to my Faves, along with:

Mythography

Timeless Myths

Norse Mythology


Greek Mythology

Celtic Mythology-Ireland

Ancient Egypt

[noddy]

Oh well, I don't know how much this helps, but I've started with Kalevala (The Finnish Saga, folklore etc. compiled by Elias Lönnrot), and found something they claim to be the original English translation.

The site: www.sacred-texts.com/index.htm

Kalevala: www.sacred-texts.com/neu/kveng/

Kalevala might prove intresting for those who are into the Norse mythology. I haven't browsed thru the site proper like, but the runes seem to be in place.
Those who don't know anything about the Finns, this will explain some of the weirdness of our existence. The book is a compilation of stories and folks stuff Mr. Lönnrot recorded in his travels, and as such it shouldn't be thought as a comprehensive Saga. It's the one we claim to be ours though.
There are some similarities to the Norse sagas, but the origins of the Finns is different - we hail from the Ural range, with immigrants from the Scandinavia mixing the stuff up (that would explain the similarities with the other North Europeans).

oh well, here I am, ranting again.

[Lady Winter Wolf]

Full Moon Deities provides the names and characteristics of deities of a number of religions, both past and present.

[GaratJax]

Found this for all my American friends

www.americanfolklore.net/

and this is good for European folklore

www.pitt.edu/~dash/folktexts.html

and this has good stuff on St George's possible origins

haldjas.folklore.ee/folklore/

and a nice irish related site (although the music is a bit annoying)

www.luminarium.org/mythology/ireland/

and finally a site with a list of links to different texts on folklore and mythology.

www.pibburns.com/mythregi.htm