This tells about most of the gods and goddesses of egypt.

2. Ra
 Ra is the most important god.
 Ra is the sun god.
 Since the Egyptians do not know how to
picture Ra, his symbol is a sun disk.
 There is also The Eye of Ra, The Eye of
Ra is on the right and means
powerful, destructive force linked with
the heat of the sun.

3. Horus
 Horus is pictured as a man with a hawk
head.
 Horus is the god of the skies.
 Horus is the protector of the ruler of
Egypt.

4. Ra-Horakhte
 Ra-Horakhte is a mixture of the sun god
Ra and the sky god Horus.
 He was considered the rising sun.
 You could tell the mixture because of
Horus’s hawk head and Ra’s sun disk.

5. Amun
 Amun is pictured with a ram head.
 Amun is one of the most powerful gods.
 At one point in Egypt history he was
considered the “king of the gods”.

6. Atum
 Atum is a man pictured with two crowns.
 Atum is the creator god.
 Atum is the first god to exist on earth.

7. Osiris
 Osiris is pictured as a mummified man
wearing a white cone like headress with
feathers.
 Osiris was the god of the dead and the
underworld.
 Osiris gave Egyptians the gift of barley.

8. Anubis
 Anubis is the god of embalming/
mummification.
 Anubis is pictured wearing a Jackal
headed mask.
 During the mummification process they
would wear a Jackal headed mask.

9. Khnum
 Khnum is pictured as a man with the
head of a curly-horned ram.
 Khnum is the god of flooding.

10. Thoth
 Thoth is a man pictured with the head of
an ibis holding a writing palette.
 Thoth is the god of writing and
knowledge.
 Thoth gave the Egyptians the gift of
Hieroglyphics.

11. Isis
 Isis is pictured with a headdress in the
shape of a throne.
 Isis is a protective goddess.

12. Ma’at
 Ma’at is a woman pictured with a feather
on her head.
 Ma’at is the goddess of
truth, justice, and harmony.

13. Nephthys
 Nephthys is a woman pictured with a
headdress showing her name in
Hieroglyphics.
 Nephthys is the protective goddess of
the dead.

14. Ptah
 Ptah is pictured as a man wrapped in a
tight white cloak carrying a staff.
 Ptah is the god of craftsmanship.

15. Bastet
 Bastet is pictured as a woman with a the
head of a cat.
 Bastet is a protective goddess.

16. Bes
 Bes is pictured as a dwarf with lion and
human features.
 Bes is the god of family.
 Bes is also a protector against snake
and scorpion bites.

17. Geb
 Geb is pictured as a man lying down
below the arch of the sky goddess Nut.
 Geb is the god of earth.

18. Hathor
 Hathor is a woman pictured with a
headdress of horns and a sun sun disk.
 Hathor is the goddess of love and joy.
 Hathor is the mother of all pharaohs.
 Hathor is also a mixture including Ra.