Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

Principal sources: Mythological eddic poems, Skaldic verse, Viking Age picture stones and Contemporary Christian views

To approach research effectively, we can structure the hierarchy as follows:

Primary Source Comparisons
Secondary Source Comparisons
Native Linguistics
Cross-Cultural Comparisons
Cross-Cultural Linguistics
Symbolism

Primary Sources: The Poetic Edda, Skaldic poetry, Archaeological finds

Histories and Sagas offer cross-cultural comparisons and retellings of older events. However, they are often reframed through centuries of Christian propaganda. Notable examples: Tacitus, Jordanes, Bede, Ibn Fadlan and Various sagas.

By prioritizing primary sources, critically analyzing contemporary Christian works and contextualizing histories and sagas, we can reconstruct a more accurate understanding of the traditional worldview.

Kyle Davis

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Principal sources: Mythological eddic poems, Skaldic verse, Viking Age picture stones and Contemporary Christian views

To approach research effectively, we can structure the hierarchy as follows:

Primary Source Comparisons
Secondary Source Comparisons
Native Linguistics
Cross-Cultural Comparisons
Cross-Cultural Linguistics
Symbolism

Primary Sources: The Poetic Edda, Skaldic poetry, Archaeological finds

Histories and Sagas offer cross-cultural comparisons and retellings of older events. However, they are often reframed through centuries of Christian propaganda. Notable examples: Tacitus, Jordanes, Bede, Ibn Fadlan and Various sagas.

By prioritizing primary sources, critically analyzing contemporary Christian works and contextualizing histories and sagas, we can reconstruct a more accurate understanding of the traditional worldview.

Kyle Davis

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