English: Map showing regional differences in Norse worship c. 900, as determined by place-names and archaeological data. Blue denotes areas primarily worshipping the Vanir, red areas are where worship of Thor, Odin and other Aesir predominate. Purple indicates areas where both cults coexisted. Green dots indicate Odin-place names.
From Christiansen, Erik. The Norsemen in the Viking Age. Blackwell, 2002.
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Mapa de cultos nórdicos arredor do ano 900 segundo a toponimia e a arqueoloxía. Azul: culto do Vanir; vermello: de Tor, Odín e outros aesir; violeta: coexistencia; puntos verdes: toponimia relacionadas con Odín.
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