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From all this evidence, Stephen Aldhouse-Green and his team concluded that the dead man had most probably possessed some kind of spiritual function among his people.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
The third is how much changing cultural patterns in the present, and very recent past, have influenced scholarly reconstructions of ancient paganism.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
Again, these grave goods are most easily interpreted as having a ritual function.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
The definitions offered and explained there will be retained here.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
Such a capacity was manifested with particular strength as anatomically modern humans reached north-western Europe from about 42,000 BC onwards:
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
In addition, this book explicitly poses, and attempts to answer, four more questions.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
No period of British history or prehistory has been so dramatically reconfigured than the New Stone Age.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
It is associated with an outstanding scholar, William Buckland, the son of a Dorset clergyman who had lost his vision in an accident.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
Studies of traditional peoples in modern times have revealed that they commonly viewed stoves, weapons, tools and ornaments as living entities.