Dec 9, 2017
Amduat of Gautsoshen, Mistress of the House, Chantress of Amun-Ra by Margaret
This Twenty-First Dynasty papyrus is at the Met (you can get a closer look at their Web site.)
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Amduat of Gautsoshen, Mistress of the House, Chantress of Amun-Ra by Margaret
This Twenty-First Dynasty papyrus is at the Met (you can get a closer look at their Web site.)
Journey To The North (Gods Are Real) Tu'er Shen Concept Art
Meet the handsomely pretty witty, charming, vain, sassy, bitchy, and not so brave Tu'er Shen.
The Chinese hare/rabbit god of love, and sex between men.
CAI JE29637 (inner) TI 2 frgm (5) by CESRAS Russian Academy of Sciences: "Coffin of Paynedjem, God’s Father of Amun, 21a Dynasty, Thebes. Found in Bab el-Gasus 1n 1891. Cairo National Museum JE29637l."
"Coffin of Dirpu, Chantress of Amun, middle to late 21a Dynasty, Thebes, found in the "2nd Cache", Bab el-Gasus, in 1891. Now in the National Museum,Cairo: Inventory No. JE29669." Underworld deities slash demons in an image tweaked by CESRAS to bring out the detail.
hare krishna
hare ganesha