A wealth of evidence for pre-patriarchal societies of peace.

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Length: 0:28:48
Uploaded: 15 May, 2011

Recording Date: 1 Oct, 2005
Recording Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Vancouver BC Canada
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Language: English
Topical for: Timeless
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Program Title: WINGS #04-11 (for week of May 23) Matriarchies of Old Europe
Description: Marija Gimbutas combined archaeology, linguistics and folklore studies to describe the Neolithic cultures of Old Europe as stable, peaceful, sustainable, and female-centred. Joan Marler, a Gimbutas scholar, reviews the material artifacts at the 2nd World Congress of Matriarchal Studies.

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Featured Speakers/Guests: Joan Marler, founder of the Institute of Archaeomythology; introduced by Heide Göttner-Abendroth, founder of the Academie HAGIA, an institution for Modern Matriarchal Studies.

Credits: Produced by Frieda Werden.

Comments: Original program was updated on May 15, 2011