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Didn't think it was too bad at all. Was glad it wasn't some tabloidy exposé of modern paganism.

Only crit I'd make is that it could have gone even further back and examined totemism in the Neolithic... animal bones in long barrows etc.

But overall, pretty good really.... didn't think we needed to see him feeding rabbits to caged wolves tho'!

I sat down last night, looked at my watch and thought, "Bollocks!". It was five past ten. Missed it.

Oh yes... also thought that shamanistic animal transformation could have been covered too. Rock art of flying bucks etc from the last 30 odd thousand years would have made a good sequence, rather than repeated showings of the same clips over n' over (something I've noticed in anthropology/history docs in the last few years... stretch out a few seconds of footage in slow mo again n' again).

We figured/hoped that the (main) reason it didn't go back further was that it was concentrating on contrast against the rise of chr*stianity. Shame tho!!!!

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Moth