The Worship
of the Great Goddess: Was There a Universal Cult of Mother Earth?
Class outline
The list of links below contains information on prehistoric and bronze
age goddesses, as well as later traditions in many parts of the world.
References to goddesses can also be found on the individual pages for
each culture or period within this site.
The
Women Warriors nice little essay on the existence (or not) of early
matriarchies
Çatalhöyük excavations
very interesting site for the study of women in the Neolithic era; female
burial sites and mother earth goddess figurines
CATAL HUYUK The Temple
City of Prehistoric Anatolia excellent article on Catal Huyuk
Çatal Hüyük
interesting rreconstructions of the site
Mysteries of Çatalhöyük
geared towards children, but there are very good photographs of the
site
Images of Women
in Ancient Art an excellent site with chapters on Venus figurines
as well as other topics relating to antiquity. A don't miss site.
Goddesses
of Mycenae
Archaeology
of the goddess
A
Vedic Hymn to the Goddess Mother Earth
The
Earth Mother Goddesses Nice site on Hindu goddesses
The Watchman
Profile: Goddess Worship summary of various traditions
Ertha, the Germanic
Earth Goddess a selection from the writings of Tacitus
Gaea:
mother earth of Greek mythology a Thinkquest site
List of earth
deities at Paganreligion.co.uk
Moist Mother
Earth Slavic Gods and Goddesses; see also the
dictionary of slavic gods and goddesses
The Body of
the Earth: Ireland and the Passage Tombs
The Place of Mother Earth
in the North European mother earth goddesses
Goddess
Religion, Patriarchy, and their Reconciliation in Hesiod's Theogony
Mything
links: Cross-cultural Earth Goddesses and Gods
Demeter
Malta: Ancient
Home to Goddesses and Fertility Cults
Goddesses
from a list of gods and goddesses at Pathwalker. net
Encyclopedia
of Gods, Goddesses, and Deities
Goddess Worship
large list of links
Gods
and Goddesses of Japan
Shrine of the Forgotten
Goddess loads of pages to goddesses all over the world.
List
of earth goddesses of the Pacific Northwest
Celebration
of the feminine divine an excellent site with links to many hyms
and other writings from various religious traditions
Missa
Gaia ecological themes on music composed by women.
Idiophonics
(Natural Sounds) in Early Japanese Women's Poetry
The
Gaia Hypothesis nice summary of a modern scientific view abouit
about our mother earth
The Spiral Goddess Grove
New Age Site celebrating mother earth