When the Drummers Were Women

Layne Redmond explores the historical and spiritual significance of female drummers in ancient Mediterranean and western Asian cultures, highlighting their role in early goddess worship and ritual traditions. Through a combination of historical insights, personal stories, and visual documentation, the book traces the deep connection between rhythm, spirituality, and social renewal. It serves as both a history and a call for modern audiences to reconnect with the transformative power of drumming in their lives and communities.