I feel I should now preface this by saying that this site has grown a LOT since its humble origins in 2002, which is mostly thanks to the many, many emails I've gotten with corrections/additions/etc. I've tried to give credit in each entry where possible, but sometimes I might have screwed up and left someone off or something. It's also possible that, once in awhile, I take a correction from someone who was themselves mistaken. Like I said on the front page, I'm definitely not an expert, I'm just doing my best :)

Anyway, a lot of research went into this site. A huge source that made my life much easier was the fabulous Encylopedia Mythica. When that fell short, I also found information from the following websites:

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• Alviss
• Ashtaroth
• Ashtoreth
• Balto-Slavic gods (Currently dead)
• Bran
• Central Loa
• Eagle Stones
• Egyptian Mythology
• Encylopedia Mythica
• Fatty Arbuckle
• Germanic Goddesses
• Greek History and the Gods
• The Gods and Goddesses of the Norse Pantheon
• Hadrian and Antinous
• Hero Twins
• Hinzelmann
• Hurstwic Norse Mythology
• Jinn
• Kali: Goddess of Fear
• King Sweeney
• Larry Semon
• The Lesser-Known Neteru
• Leucotios
• Makeda
• Medusa Iseum
• The Mysteries
• Norse Mythology Page
• Our Troth
• Powersource Reference Guide
• Santerian Mythology
• Secrets of the Voodoo Tomb
• Soma
• Solomon and Sheba
• Thunderbirds and Tricksters
• Triple Goddesses Page

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The following books were also helpful:

• Dixon-Kennedy, Mike. Native American Myth and Legend: An A-Z of People and Places.
• Dumezil, Georges. Gods of the Ancient Northmen.
• Mackenzie, Donald. Indian Myth and Legend.
• Robinson, Herbert and Wilson, Knox. The Encylopedia of Myths and Legends of All Nations.

And of course:

• Gaiman, Neil. American Gods.

A lot of information found here was also contributed by visitors to the site, and they're acknowledged by entry. Thanks again, everyone!

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