Matriarchy and the Goddess Culture - Paperback

by Marianne R. H. Fisher (Author), R. K. Fisher (Author)

What happened when women ruled the world?

There are many questions about the Old Culture - a culture even before history was written. Whatever happened to the Great Goddess? When did patriarchy start? How did women become objectified?

This book is about the Journey of ancient women with their many glories and challenges. It talks about the gender partitioning which still survived in some cultures today, women as warriors, advisers, goddesses and properties.

Chapters included are:
-The Goddess Paradigm
-Women Warrior
-Dethroning the Queen of Heaven
-The Queen in Exile

Written with a Mathematician's precision and a Historian's curiosity, Time Maps covers over millennia worth of developments & impacts of civilizations, migrations, leaders and continents. Illuminating concepts of societies, dynasties, heroes, kings and eras through incisive and thorough research, looking at ideas, theories & world views with a sense of wonder and delight.

Author Biography

R. K. Fisher (1947-2008) was born in Stockton, New South Wales, Australia. He graduated as a BSc. (Honors) from the University of New South Wales, Australia at the age of 20, with a degree in Pure Mathematics. He graduated from Carlton University, Canada with a Ph.D in Pure Mathematics in 1972. His name was listed in "Who's Who Australia" in 1980. After long periods of travels, R.K Fisher spent the majority of his life between Australia and Asia. A lifelong history enthusiast, he started his work on Time Maps in 1996 until the time of his passing in 2008. Martini Fisher (1981- ) graduated as a BA from Macquarie University, Australia, with a degree in Ancient History. As a writer, her credits include "Wayang: Stories of the Shadow Puppets," a look at the ancient stories of Javanese creation myths from a traditional performing arts standpoint, and a novella, "Songs from a Mountain." Spending most of her time in Asia and Australia, Martini Fisher started her contributions for Time Maps in 2008, seeing it through to its completion.