Statuette of a lion goddess (664-332 B.C.) [Statuette de déesse lionne accroupie : Basse Époque (664-332 av. J.C.)]
Statue of Goddess Sekhmet currently in the Vatican Museum. - SEKHMET, egyptian goddess, represented with the head of a lioness and a woman's body and on her head a sun disk, the head of lion is a symbol of strength and power to destroy enemies.

Statue of Goddess Sekhmet currently in the Vatican Museum. - SEKHMET, egyptian goddess, represented with the head of a lioness and a woman's body and on her head a sun disk, the head of lion is a symbol of strength and power to destroy enemies.

ancient egypt artifacts | Go Big': Ancient Egyptian artifacts goddess Of War statue 305 - 30 BC

Ancient Egyptian black basalt Sekhmet, the bloodthirsty and violent Goddess of war and divine vengeance. Ptolemaic 305 - 30 BC x

AN EGYPTIAN BRONZE WADJET THIRD INTERMEDIATE PERIOD, DYNASTY XXI-XXII, 1070-712 B.C.

The Egyptian Wadjet sculpture depicting a lioness-headed goddess, apart of the Kluge collection.

Cat sculpture, Sarcophage de chat, Egypt, late period basse époque (664-332 av J.-C.) Musée du Louvre

Cat sculpture, Sarcophage de chat, Egypt, late period basse époque (664-332 av J.-C.) Musée du Louvre

Limestone Statue of Tawaret Ancient Egypt,Ptolemaic (305-30 B.C.) The pregnant hippopotamus goddess responsible for fertility and the protection of women during childbirth.

Limestone Cat Statue Ancient Egypt, Dynasty BC Brown limestone seated cat (Bastet), with a smaller cat seated in the front, on a base with hieroglyphs. The earliest Egyptian depiction.

Ancient Egypt. Bast was a lioness goddess of the sun throughout most of Ancient Egyptian history, but later she was changed into the cat goddess- Bastet. She also was changed to a goddess of the moon by Greeks occupying Ancient Egypt toward the end of its civilization.

Bast: a lioness goddess of the sun throughout most of Ancient Egyptian history, but later she was changed into the cat goddess- Bastet. She also was changed to a goddess of the moon by Greeks occupying Ancient Egypt toward the end of its civilization.

Akhenaton...an amazing profile...arguably the first monotheist..Nefertiti's husband.

Egypte: Pharaon-homme , roi ,dieu -Exposition de Valenciennes 2007_2008

Ancient Egyptian Artifacts / Go Big': Ancient Egyptian artifacts statue of cat 663 - 525 BC

Bastet (Egyptian) | Goddess of the home, domesticity, women's secrets, cats, fertility, and childbirth

Bastet

Mau - Considered to be sacred in ancient Egyptian society, these felines were praised for their ability to kill snakes and vermin, and were thus sometimes mummified after death. They were apparently believed to represent the goddess Bast on Earth, and so

Linen Baboon Appliqué. 305–30 B.C.Ptolemaic Period of Ancient Egypt.

centuriespast: “Baboon Applique From an Animal Mummy, possibly from Saqqara, Egypt.

Valley of the Kings.
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HYMN TO SEKHMET-BASTET from the Temple of the Goddess Hathor at Nitentore/Dendera (Dendera III 184-185) [relief of the Lioness-headed Goddess Sekhmet; below is represented a cat, the sacred animal of the Goddess Bastet; at left, the God Thoth. Dated to the Ptolemaic period, now in the Kestner Museum, Hannover...]

Goddess Sekhmet האלה הלביאה סחמת Egyptian lioness-headed goddess Sechmet by petrus

Sekhmet476px-Luxor_Sekhmet_New_Kingdom | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

27 statues of ancient Egyptian lioness goddess unearthed in Luxor - Social News XYZ

Ka-Aper, from his mastaba at Saqqara, Egypt, Fifth Dynasty, ca. 2450-2350 BCE

Fantastic face Oldest Known Life-size Statue Of Ancient Egypt -- BCE -- Dynasty, Reign of Userkaf -- Carved sycamore wood -- Discovered at Sakkara in the tomb of Ka-aper -- Egyptian Museum, Cairo by jolene

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