Bast, also spelled Bastet, Baast or Ubasti depicted as a fierce lioness or the woman with the head of a lion. She began to be represented as a cat woman in the first millennium BC when cats were kept as pets
yes. bastet is the goddess of cats
The ancient Egyptians saw Bast as a cat goddess. Many ancient Egyptian gods had animal heads.
It depended where in Egypt you were, and perhaps when in ancient Egypt, as not all Egyptians worshiped Bast, the cat goddess.
Ma'at, meaning "truth" was not the only goddess of the Egyptians.
The domestic cat was domesticated by the ancient egyptians when the Pharaoh orderd his people to feed and take the cats inside their homes. The egyptians later worshiped the cat, as a god, Basta, and goddess, Ubastet. Years later, cats were used in Europe as vermin killers on ships, when they were brought to the Americas.
hatshepsut, she was the first ever female pharoah in egypt, and to honor her, the egyptians made a statue of her only in cat form.
The Egyptian cat goddess was Bastet.
Bastet, the Cat Goddess. (the goddess who represented the healing power of the sun).in ancient Egypt Bastet was what represented the cat.
The cat-headed goddess was named Bast. She is an Egyptian goddess.
* There were many things written in tombs and temples about the Cat Goddess Bastet. * Whenever a cat died, a family would shave their eyebrows as a sign of respect and mourning.
Bast is a cat goddess because she was partcat.
The goddess with the name of Bastet.