Rites of the Gods was reviewed by the archaeologist Richard Bradley in the Archaeological Review from Cambridge.
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Proceeding to focus on the Late Neolithic society of Orkney, he discusses the village of Skara Brae and the various ceremonial monuments in the region, such as Maes Howe and Stenness, arguing for the existence of an ancestor cult and totemistic beliefs.
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