Cats were revered in the Egyptian household and were considered part of the family. They were very important for killing snakes, mice, rats ad other rodents that were dangerous in that time. At one time if someone killed a cat, even accidently, they were put to death. There is a myth about cats helping to win a battle when many were released and frightened the opposing soldiers. Cats were mummified to 'go with' the family members after death. They were honored in the drawings of the egyptions including on vases and other objects including statues just as other members of the family..
Egyptian and Mayan
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Greek statues were naturalistic, while the Egyptian ones were stylised. Roman sculpture in the Republican period was highly realistic portraiture (busts). In the period of rule by emperors the Romans adopted full bodied statues and they were modelled on the Hellenistic sculpture of the Greeks.
Perfect proportions and confident expressions are two characteristics of figures in ancient Egyptian sculpture.
when were cats worshiped in egypt
The rulers' perfection mirrored the perfection of the gods themselves
the early Egyptian woman of high power prefered cats or their femanin ways, which quickly caused the epademic
No, the Egyptian Cats (the pet ones, mind you, not the strays) were treated very well even being given temples when they died. The cats were even mummified!
well there was bastet.
i belive they owend Egyptian maus hence the term Egyptian
Cats, dinosaurs, Unicorns
Bast/Bastet