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Great Goddess hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Mythology

Gimbutas's thesis that prehistoric Old Europe centred its religion on a great goddess, a reading of the archaeological record that remains contested.

In mythology, Great Goddess hypothesis refers to Gimbutas's thesis that prehistoric Old Europe centred its religion on a great goddess, a reading of the archaeological record that remains contested. This meaning comes from Gimbutas (1989) in The Language of the Goddess.[1]

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References

Gimbutas, M. (1989). The Language of the Goddess. Harper & Row. ISBN 9780062503565

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