An Explanation offers a good overview of palmistry. Although graphics are lacking, it does have a useful diagram that shows the mounts, the major lines, as well as the minor lines. Y ou will also find basics for interpreting hand shape, fingertip shape, thumb position and the major lines. Palmistry is a no frills web site that publishes the text from a lecture on C. de Saint Germaine's The Practice of Palmistry . Aside from interpretations on the shape of fingertips and th umbs, this site also includes interpretations on the mounts.
Mounts offers more interpretations of the mounts.
If you're new to runes, particularly to how they are used for divination, Rune Divination offers a great introduction to the topic. It has a no-frills, basic approach to how to read the runes, rune spreads and rune casts. Viking Age Rune Stones approaches the topic from a strictly historical and literary perspective. You'll find diagrams of how the alphabet has evolved, maps and tables of the distribution of the rune stones aroun d the world and some photos and drawings of typical rune stones found in Sweden. The Runic Journey is an extremely comprehensive site covering all aspects of the runes.