Mythology and History

Prehistoric Egypt Before 4000 BC: The Foundations of Civilization The period between the beginning of the Neolithic period (i.e. the Neolith...

The Importance of Marriage in Ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptians were always keen on the idea of purity and chastity. If a young man became a m...

From the first moments of human settlement on the Egyptian land, clothing was a human necessity that humans needed with the first signs of s...

Snakes are one of the symbols that played a big role in Egyptian civilization, and in the ancient Egyptian religion. The Egyptian environmen...

Thousands of years ago, the land of ancient Egypt was teeming with life in all its forms. Not only large animals, but also small creatures t...

Birds in Ancient Egypt: More Than Just Creatures of the Sky In ancient Egypt, there were many birds, including birds that the ancient Egypti...

Animals in Ancient Egypt: From Sacred Symbols to Emblems of Evil For thousands of years, the ancient Egyptians viewed animals not just as cr...

What is the symbolic meaning of the jackal in ancient Egypt? In ancient Egypt, an important type of sacred symbols appeared from the beginni...

Introduction: The Role of Animals in Ancient Egyptian Religion It is well known that animals played a pivotal role in shaping religious tho...

The Sacred Cow: A Symbol of Life and Divinity in Ancient Egypt One of the sacred symbols that played an important role in the ancient Egypti...

What animals were sacred in ancient Egypt? In ancient Egypt, there were many animals, whether wild animals or animals related to fields and ...

What is the Ibis bird and why was it sacred in ancient Egypt? One of the sacred symbols of birds that are respected in the ancient Egyptian ...

How Did Gods Evolve in Ancient Egyptian Religion? The ancient Egyptians began to worship gods and goddesses from pre-dynastic times. Researc...

What are sacred symbols in ancient Egypt? With the emergence of ancient Egyptian society, symbols appeared that the ancient Egyptians revere...

Introduction to the legend of the Hymn of Anat Unfortunately, the panel displaying the legend (the Hymn of Anat) was damaged early on, which...

What Was Childhood Like in Ancient Egypt? In ancient Egypt, motherhood and childhood were accorded a great status and great attention. The a...

Who were the Druids? the Druids The keepers of wisdom, the interpreters of signs, the ones who spoke with the gods and the dead alike. What ...

Unveiling the Myth of Ugarit: The Tale of The Predators hidden in the ruins of the ancient city of Ugarit lies a myth unlike any other — a s...

Origins and Identity Ninhursag , a deity of profound significance. She stands as a central figure in Mesopotamian mythology, revered as the...

Ninhursag, mother of the gods Ninhursag, a deity of profound significance. She stands as a central figure in Mesopotamian mythology, revered...

Who is Adad (also known as Hadad, Haddad, or Ishkur)? Hadad, resonating with the power of storms and rain. He stands as a pivotal figure in ...

Nergal Nergal, A formidable God whose domain spanned the shadows of the underworld and the devastating battles of the mortal realm. He is a...

Introduction to the god Nabu God Nabu, the God of boundless intellect and the embodiment of writing, wisdom and prophecy. He stood tall, a b...

Introduction Ninurta, a God, a hero, a healer, and a guardian. His story is filled with tales of combat, trials and protection, putting him ...

Introduction to the Myth of Baal, the Heifer, and Anat Most of this text is missing This myth consists of three columns, all of which are wr...

Heroes in Mesopotamia before the Flood There may be no mythical and non-mythical eras in Mesopotamian heritage. But there are characters th...

The Conflict Between Power and Wisdom in Mesopotamian Mythology The Age of the Gods in Mesopotamian civilization is a symbolic moment that b...

The Concept of Neter: Divine Regeneration in Ancient Egypt The ancient Egyptian understanding of divinity is deeply rooted in the word Neter...

Gods and Immortality in Mesopotamian Belief The gods are immortal, and man is dead, as the gods exist to live forever and control the destin...