Celtic, Grail & Norse Traditions

A fascinating detailed A-Z reference to three ancient mythologies, sumptuously illustrated with 450 fine-art images.

In an age of ecological turbulence, our understanding of the hills, rivers and fields we live among is more critical than ever. But what might the academic study of geography fail to teach us, and what relationships to the land might be revealed by reinvestigating the neglected knowledge practices of myth, history and legend?

Odin is arguably one of the most enigmatic and complex characters in Norse mythology. Revered since the Viking Age, Odin has been called the greatest of the gods?the god of words and wisdom, runes and magic, a transformer of consciousness, and a trickster who teaches truth.

An introduction to the ritual tools and practices found in the Druid tradition. Held deeply within Celtic mythology, the crane bag is both a symbol of sovereignty, as well as an item containing the ritual tools of the Druid.

A comprehensive examination of the historical and mythological evidence for every major theory about King Arthur

Explores the history of every Arthur candidate and the geographical arguments that have placed him in different locations