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A fun fact I learn about Hathor from a game called Immortal Redneck
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A fun fact I learn about Hathor from a game called Immortal Redneck

So I was playing this Rogue-lite FPS game which sets in Egypt called Immortal Redneck, one of the mechanics of the game is that you get favors from the gods and goddesses of Egypt; apparently Hathor is in the game and she is listed as the Goddess of Mining, which I thought was weird at first, then I look it up and found out about her role as a patroness for miners and some of the mines in Sinai Peninsula were named after her.

P.S. That's her portrait in the game.

u/mryellow362 — 2 days ago
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The four horse(?) men of the Egyptian calamity

They doesn't need a horse or anything to ride... They are the animals... Godly animals

u/Sharp_Masterpiece700 — 4 days ago

In Search of Egyptian Mythology Non-Fiction Books!

Hi All,

I'm a recently self-published fiction author and I'm looking to write my sequel - I came across some Egyptian mythology threads in a few historical fiction books and want to learn more about it, maybe including some in my coming sequel. Does anyone have any recommendations of non-fiction books, articles, anything really, where I can learn more of the mythology gods/entities/stories?

Tia! X

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u/stephie1990m — 1 day ago
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Goddess by Max Hauser

Just came across this indie superhero comic here which features Hathor and Sekhmet as the main characters, apparently it is based on the version where Hathor and Sekhmet are different sides of the same goddess before at some point being split apart by Ra.

u/mryellow362 — 4 days ago

Confusion about Sekhmet, Bastet, and Hathor.

Most people say Sekhmet turned to Hathor. Others say Hathor turned to Sekhmet. Others say they turned to separate beings. And then there's Bastet. Is she just her own person?

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u/Pharrah_DeLuxe12 — 6 days ago
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Restoration proposals for Behbeit Al-Hagara - Heritage - Al-Ahram Weekly

Looks like proposals for rebuilding the Temple of Isis are being submitted, let's see if this thing can go through completely

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u/mryellow362 — 6 days ago
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A couple days ago I showed off a few drawings of a few Norse gods I did, this is what it's culminated into.

I'm not done with this, I still have four trees more to make to make it all complete, but this is the majority of of the pantheon of my own creation for my own writing.

The names in blue are primordial deities, the ones that have been around for billions and billions of years since the beginning.

The names in purple are Empyrean gods (from before the split of Heaven and Hell and Kitzenadro)

The names in green are the gods of Heaven.

The names in red are the gods of Hell.

The names in yellow are the gods of Kitzenadro (the layer of Empyrean where the river Styx is and is the realm of fate)

The black solid lines indicate a union of parentage.

The red solid lines indicate marriage.

The black dotted lines indicate child of.

The blue dotted lines indicate adopted child of.

The fatter dotted lines with the arrows show the order of succession of the throne of their respective realms with color coordination and a quick summary too as why the previous God is no longer the God of that realm.

That light blue box talking about Celestinga correlates with the realm of air, and will make more sense when I add that realm

And then all the subsequent pictures after the first one are higher definitions of all the drawings.

u/sandleswagger — 7 days ago

Need help finding a wikipedia page containing ancient egyptian drawings as SVG

i came across a page one day containing a lot of ancient egyptian drawings as vector files but i can't find it anywhere, anyone know where i can find this specific page?

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u/-Junk — 6 days ago
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For my own reasons, I have drawn a select few Egyptian gods

I would hope that they're still recognizable without their label, but just in case, that's why I labeled them

u/sandleswagger — 12 days ago
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Thoth and Isis bad name use comic

So found this comic here that hilariously depicts both Thoth and Isis being not to happy about how their names are being used.

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u/mryellow362 — 12 days ago
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The duck-billed axe

Just found out this axe exist and what it really catches my eye is the unique design it's got and it appears to be very functional as well.

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u/mryellow362 — 8 days ago