modern Wicca & Witchcraft
    American Traditional Wicca - 1970s
        British Traditional Wicca 
            Alexandrian Wicca
                Alex Sanders
                    1926 to 1988
            Gardnerian Wicca
                Gerald B. Gardner
                    1884 to 1964
                    retired 1936
                    employed by the government as a rubber plantation inspector in Far East
                    Ancient Order of Druids
                Doreen Valiente
                    1922 to 1999
                reconstructionists  
                    1890s to 1940s
    American Eclectic Wicca - 1970s
        Neopaganism
            1960s to 1970s
            Robert Graves
                1895 to 1985
                The White Goddess
                    1948
            reconstructionists  
                1890s to 1940s
            hippies
                beatniks
                    WW 1
                    the Beat generation
                    Jack Kerouac
                    Bohemians
    modern Neopaganism
        Neopaganism
            1960s to 1970s
            C.A.W. (Church of All Worlds)
                1975
                science fiction
            reconstructionists  
                1890s to 1940s
            Robert Graves
    Radical Faeries
        gay rights movement
    Dianic Wicca
        1970s
        Margaret Murray
        Robert Graves
        Z. Budapest
        Starhawk
        Marija Gimbutas
        feminism
            1960s
            Rosie the Riveter
                WW2 home front production
    family traditions
        midwives & herbalists
            tribal healers
                shamanism
    neoshamanism 
        1980s
        Michael Harner
            shamanism [see Shamanism]
    influences on wicca  
 
The Civilization of the Goddess - Marija Gimbutas
The Language of the Goddess - ibid
The Holy Book of Women's Mysteries - Z. Budapest
The Spiral Dance - Starhawk
The Way of the Shaman - Michael Harner
The White Goddess - Robert Graves
The Witchcult in Western Europe - Margaret Murray
 
Satanism
    applied psychology