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The Language of the Goddess
- First published1989
- TraditionWitchcraft & Wicca
- Shelf185 books
A richly illustrated interpretation of the symbols of Neolithic 'Old Europe' as the sacred script of a goddess-centred religion. The book inspired the Goddess movement and much feminist spirituality, while its readings have been strongly criticised by many archaeologists.
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