Indra was worshipped during that period.
arya verna and das verna
Osiris was mainly worshiped in Abydos which was believed to be wear his body was buried. Most of the old kingdom tombs are located in Abydos for the same reason. Mainly Osiris was a very important god and he was worshiped through out the ancient Egyptian civilization.
they worshipped the sun
Pharaohs
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Indra or Purandhara was the most important God in the rigvedic period.
sapt sindhu
India.
Although Ganesha is worshipped mainly in Hinduism, Jains worship him too.
the Aztecs mainly worshiped gods or idols. they would give human sacrifices to these gods and/or idols. they never worshiped a king or dictator.
It's Rigvedic Period... from the vedic period. The origin of the Vedic civilization and its relation to the Indus Valley civilization, Indo-Aryan migration and Gandhara Grave culture related cultures remains controversial and politically charged in Indian society, often leading to disputes on the history of Vedic culture. The Rigveda is primarily a collection of religious hymns, and allusions to, but not explanation of, various myths and stories, mainly in the younger books 1 and 10. The oldest hymns, probably in books 2-7, although some hold book 9, the Soma Mandala, to be even more ancient, contain many elements inherited from pre-Vedic, common Indo-Iranian society. Therefore, it is difficult to define the precise beginning of the "Rigvedic period", as it emerges seamlessly from the era preceding it. Also, due to the semi-nomadic nature of the society described, it cannot be easily localized, and in its earliest phase describes tribes that were essentially on the move. RigVedic Aryans have a lot in common with the Andronovo culture and the Mittanni kingdoms as well as with early Iranians. The Andronovo culture is believed to be the site of the first horse-drawn chariots.
Atem is the ancient Egyptian deity worshipped primarily during the Amarna Period in the eighteenth dynasty.
The queen of the Olympian deities. She is a daughter of Cronus and Rhea, and wife and sister of Zeus. Hera was mainly worshipped as a goddess of marriage and birth.
Mainly Romanticism.
Mainly in Brussels and a period in Paris.
The villagers worshipped the ancient tree as a symbol of their unity and strength.
Gupta temples were topped with by huge towers and were covered with carvings of the God worshipped inside.