Go to:    CAWeb    Green Egg    How About Magic    Events    Nesting    Subordinate Orgs.    Articles    Bibliography      CAW Course Outline      I.The Contemporary Pagan        Movement        A. The New Paganism        B. Inspirations & Visions of          Community        C. Modern Witchcraft      II.Pagan History        A. Ancient History/Archaeology        B. Goddess Hystory        C. Medieval Witchcraft      III.Myththeoilogy        A. General Mythology        B. Goddesses        C. The God      IV.Earth & Nature        A. Ecosophy        B. Cosmology & Metaphysics        C. Emergent Evolution      V.Mind, Psyche & Behavior        A. Psychology & Personal          Growth        B Sexuality & Relationships      VI.The Evolution Revolution        A. Consciousness        B. Paradigm Shift        C. Psychedelia        D. The Fringes of Science      VII.Women's & Men's Mysteries        A. Women's Spirituality &          Feminist Thealogy        B. Men's Mysteries      VIII.Social Change        A. Feminism        B. Green Politics & Revolution        C. Futurism        D. Communications & Media      IX.Comparative Religion &        World Mythology        A. The Celts        B. British Isles        C. Greece        D. Rome        E. Egypt        F. Shamanism        G. Native South America        H. Native North America        I. Afro-Carribean Religions        J. Northern Europe        K. Eastern Religions        L. Faerie        M. Alternative Religions, Cults          & Secret Societies        N. Christianity      X.Metaphysical Practices        A. Basic Magic & Ritual        B. Qabalah & Ceremonial Magick        C. Divination        D. Astrology    Official Documents    Who's Who    Membership App    Guilds (off site)    Hot Links    Site Index	A. Ancient History/Archaeology Order This Item THE CHALICE AND THE BLADE, Riane Eisler, 1987. How patriarchy took over through the acceleration of militarism. True femail/male partnership as the direction for the future. (A)[RFB]     A CHRONICLE OF THE LAST PAGANS, Pierre Chuvin, 1990. A history of the triumph of Xianity in the Roman Empire as told from the perspective of the Pagans of the time. (A)     GILGAMESH THE KING, Robert Silverberg. A novelization of the Epic of Gilgomesh, the most ancient epic tale from Sumeria, the first civilization. (fiction)(A)     THE DANCER FROM ATLANTIS, Poul Anderson, 1972. A time-travel story set in ancient Crete, just before the eruption of Thera. (science-fiction)(A) Order This Item   THE CREATION OF PATRIARCHY, Gerda Lerner, 1986. A brilliant analysis of the earliest law codes that legislated the new patriarchy. (non-fiction)(B)     AMERICA B.C., Barry Fell, 1976. An examination of the evidence for contacts and settlements of ancient Euro-Mediterranean civilizations in the Americas. (non-fiction)(B)     FUNERAL GAMES, Mary Renault, 1981. Brilliant novel of the death and succession of Alexander the Great. (fiction)(B)     THE MAZE MAKER, Michael Ayrton, 1969. Story of Daedalus, builder of the Minoan Labyrinth and first man to fly. (fiction) Order This Item THE DISCOVERY OF KING ARTHUR, Geoffrey Ashe, 1985. The true history of Arthur, derived from recently discovered contemporary records. Good! (non-fiction)(B)     THE ROOTS OF CIVILIZATION, Alexander Marshack, 1972. The cognitive beginnings of our first art, symbol and notation.     THE SECRET OF CRETE, Hans Wunderlich, 1983. Brilliant analysis of the "Minoan" civilization, refuting many of the popular notions regarding the "palace" of Knossos.     THE MYSTERY OF THE ORACLES, Philipp Vandenberg, 1979: 1982. World-famous archaeologists reveal the best-kept secrets of antiquity. (non-frction)(C)    Return to Top Replies to CAWeb Spinners ©1999 Church of All Worlds, inc. All rights reserved.