Religion at Work in a Neolithic Society

Explore the fascinating intersection of spirituality and daily life in Religion at Work in a Neolithic Society by Ian Hodder. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2014, this hardback edition spans 399 pages, diving deep into the role of religion in early human societies. Based on extensive excavations at Çatalhöyük, a groundbreaking archaeological site in Turkey, this book presents insights from a diverse team of experts in ritual and religion.

The contributors analyze the complexities of this early farming village, revealing how spiritual beliefs shaped the community's social and cultural fabric. Through collaborative research, Hodder and his team offer a comprehensive understanding of Neolithic life, bringing to light the significance of religious practices during this pivotal period in human history. Join the journey into the past and discover how religion influenced human civilization from its very beginnings.