The best books on folklore, paganism and ancient traditions.

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	"A book exploring the ancient cultures of Native Americans and the very real possibility of ancient pre-Columbian contacts between indegenous cultures and those from other areas of the world. Illus."

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	"An indepth study of mythical beasts around the world. They may just exist!"

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	"A history of indegenous witchcraft around the world and how witch trials continue."

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	"An illustrated study of ancient architectural symbolism such as Green Men, gargoyles,etc.,  and in addition the symbolism found in our graveyards. A fascinating look at ancient symbols often ignored."

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	"My second book, on sacred wells around the world. I have included many photos as well of these special places."

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	"A study of the ancient archetype, the Green Man. A world wide analysis with photos from Britain and across the United State."

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	"Like Sacred Wells this one studies the folklore of sacred stones and the associated traditions that continue to exist. Also available in trade paper. Illus."

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	"My second book on the folklore of sacred water. Foreword by Richard Pederick and illustrated with photos taken by the author."

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	"A book of interviews of Pagan "celebrities" exploring how they became Pagan and contemporary issues."

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	"Altman, who also wrote Sacred Water, presents a fascinating account of sacred trees and their associated folklore."

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	"Ways to return to traditional Witchcraft with herbal lore, charms and spells for use in healing and spirituality."

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	"Emma is a wonderous person and I recommend any of her books."

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	"A scholarly yet readable history of early Christianity and its domination over Paganism."

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	"Simply an amazing book."

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	"An examination of the history of patriarchal religion and society and the destruction of Goddess cultures in ancient times. This book is an exceptional study."

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	"This book is an interesting read for anyone who would like to explore the pagan roots of Christianity."

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	"An anthropological study of those who practice Paganism in the US and the UK."

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	"A well illustrated encyclopaedia of Wiccan lore, trivia and practices."

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	"I value any book written by Nigel Pennick. This is a great history."

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	"An exploration of the various Pagan beliefs, traditions and paths. Great for those seeking but not sure of the right path for themselves."