The Cat in Ancient Egypt - Book by Jaromir Malek
In The Cat in Ancient Egypt, Jaromir Malek explores the significance of cats in ancient Egyptian society, focusing on their symbolic and practical roles. Cats were revered for their grace and hunting skills, often seen as protectors of grain stores and homes from vermin. They were also associated with the goddess Bastet, representing protection, fertility, and domesticity. Malek delves into the archaeological evidence of cat mummies, their presence in Egyptian art, and the societal reverence toward them, reflecting the cultural importance of felines in Egyptian religion and daily life. Amazon
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