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Along with hieroglyphics, obelisks and geometric patterns, cats feature prominently in ancient Egyptian art, reflecting the animal’s unique status among the people who dwelled along the Nile...

According to James Allen Baldwin, cats are present in Egypt’s archaeological record as far back as the predynastic period, almost 5,000 years ago. Cats likely became so entwined with …

The ancient Egyptians mummified countless cats, and even created the world's first known pet cemetery, a nearly 2,000-year-old burial ground that largely holds cats wearing remarkable …

Egyptians believed cats were magical creatures, capable of bringing good luck to the people who housed them. To honor these treasured pets, wealthy families dressed them in jewels and fed...

Archaeologists excavating a 4,500-year-old tomb near Cairo recently found dozens of mummified felines. There were wooden cat statues and a bronze casting of Bastet, the goddess of cats. …

An Egyptian fowling scene showing how the ancient Egyptians used cats for hunting, depicted on the Tomb of Nebamun. Whilst pets did have a practical function there is enough evidence to …

Why Were the Egyptians Obsessed With Cats? The ancient Egyptians are famed for their fondness of all things feline. There's no shortage of cat-themed artifacts — from larger-than-life …

As the museum's curatorial fellow Antonietta Catanzariti explains, it’s a mistake to imagine that the Egyptians worshipped cats. Instead, the connection between felinity and divinity...

A genetic analysis of more than 200 ancient cats suggests that, even if the animals were domesticated outside Egypt, it was the Egyptians who turned them into the lovable fur balls we …

Although ancient Egyptian people and pharaohs dwelling across the Nile River often encountered lions, panthers, and other animals in the wild, cats were endowed with the status of goddesses.

It is not clear when domesticated cats appeared in Egypt, but archaeologists have found burials of cats and kittens dating back to 3800 BC. Plenty of research indicated that this obsession was …

In ancient Egypt, cats were initially adopted as useful predators and gradually became symbols of divinity and protection. How and why did these animals gain their important role? Dr. Julia …

“Divine Felines” explores the role of cats in ancient Egypt through themes so visitors can appreciate Egyptians’ interest in cats and felines. Q: Why the great reverence for cats? …

Ancient Egyptians believed their cats kept harm from befalling them and protected their properties. Yet, those people did not worship their cats directly. Instead, their belief extended …

The almost-supernatural grace, stealth, and night vision of cats were highly admired, cementing their position in the hearts and lives of ancient Egyptians. Cats in Daily Life and Art. The …

Why, according to the ancient Greek historian Herodotus, would the Egyptians shave their eyebrows as a mark of respect when mourning the loss of a family cat?

Beyond their usefulness, cats exuded an aura of mystery and independence that resonated deeply with Egyptian values. Their ability to hunt in silence, their reflective eyes that seemed to...

The image shows a striking black cat, surrounded by symbols and patterns that hint at these ancient tales. Cats were often seen as mystical creatures, embodying both protection and …

Theologically, the goddess Bast (sometimes called Bastet) was depicted as a cat, but Antonietta Catanzariti, curatorial fellow of the Smithsonian's Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, says it's incorrect …

Ancient Egypt: Divine Felines Photo by Jill-Schafer-Creative-Lab. The story of cats as cherished companions begins in ancient Egypt, where they were regarded as embodiments of the divine. …

In ancient Egyptian mythology, cats were closely associated with several deities, most notably Bastet, the goddess of home, fertility, and childbirth. Bastet was often depicted with the head...

With a strong knowledge of Egyptian culture, one of his majors suggested unleashing thousands of cats on the battlefield, which would neutralize the power of the Egyptians, as the chariots...