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Title: An archaeology professor on the goddess
Review: The plausibility level of this beautifully produced video is revealed by one of its earliest statement: (roughly) "For thirty thousand years a goddess was worshipped, who was universally known as 'The Great Mother'." How can it be known what people called anything, thirty thousand years before the invention of writing? I have no argument with spirituality or the benefits people derive from it, but the "Goddess Movement," as typified by this video, relies on guesses and assumptions that are not borne out by any real data that we have about prehistory. This is not, to my mind, a good basis for anyone's spirituality. Richard S. Ellis, Professor of Near Eastern Archeology, Bryn Mawr College.
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