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The Quest for the Shaman: Shape-shifters, Sorcerers and Spirit-healers of Ancient Europe

The Quest for the Shaman: Shape-shifters, Sorcerers and Spirit-healers of Ancient Europe

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Re: Was Tara the Earth Goddess at Avebury? by Terence Meaden by Thorgrim on Thursday, 10 June 2004

How would we recognise Neolithic and Bronze Age word origins? Indo-european roots? In my East Anglian neck of the woods, very many place names are Saxon personal names and I acknowledge that this will not be the case the further west you go. I still believe it is more likely that Tothills and Toothills etc are look out hills rather than god/goddess hills, but I respectyour arguement even if I remain unconvinced.

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