For instance, the goddess Bastet, the daughter of Ra ... we’ve found a few of our favorite “childless cat ladies” in art history who are having a pawsitively purffect time of it.

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Along with the mummified cats and scarabs, the Saqqara tombs contained more than a hundred gilded wooden cat statues and one of solid bronze, all dedicated to Bastet, as well as gilded statues of ...

Cats are reverently depicted throughout thousands of years of ancient Egyptian art, not just as helpful ... like the aforementioned cat-headed goddess Bastet. There are dozens of ancient Egyptian ...

There were also a hundred wooden cat statues and a bronze casting of Bastet, the goddess of cats. Good morning. I'm Rachel Martin with more evidence that ancient Egyptians really did love cats.

Several mummified cat remains and deities like the Egyptian goddess Bastet suggest that the furry felines and humans lived alongside each other in the region. However, the exact circumstances ...

The temple was filled with statues of Bastet, a once fearsome lion-headed goddess whose image changed over time to a domesticated cat Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 2,000-year-old temple in ...