1. Mythologies
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Mythologies

A polytheistic view of the world

North Africa

Ancient Egyptian religion

Berber mythology

Rest of Africa

Odinani

Yoruba religion

Arctic

Inuit mythology

Southwestern Asia

Mesopotamian mythology

Ancient Semitic religion

Babylonian religion

Canaanite religion

Hurrians

Armenian mythology

South Asia

Ayyavazhi mythology

Hindu mythology

East Asia

Chinese mythology

Japanese mythology

Korean mythology

Bön

Southeast Asia

Philippine mythology

Central and Northern Asia

Finnic mythology

Australia and Oceania

Australian Aboriginal mythology

Māori mythology

Europe

Proto-Indo-European religion

Europe - Classical Antiquity

Greek mythology

Roman mythology

Etruscan mythology

Celtic mythology

Northern Europe

Norse mythology

Sami shamanism

Finnish mythology

British Isles

Anglo-Saxon paganism

Irish mythology

Scottish mythology

Welsh mythology

Western Europe

Pre-Christian Alpine traditions

Basque mythology

Frankish mythology

Eastern Europe

Hungarian mythology

Slavic mythology

Folklore of Romania

Mythology of the Turkic and Mongolian peoples

Southern Europe

Turkish folklore

North America

Abenaki mythology

Anishinaabe traditional beliefs

Blackfoot religion

Pawnee mythology

Iroquois mythology

Choctaw mythology

Creek mythology

Ho-Chunk mythology

Haida mythology

Kwakwaka'wakw mythology

Hopi mythology

Miwok mythology

Ohlone mythology

Navajo mythology

Pomo religion

Zuni mythology

Mesoamerica

Aztec mythology

Maya mythology

Olmec religion

African diasporic

Haitian Vodou

Louisiana Voodoo

West African Vodun

Umbanda

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