Often depicted with a cow’s head or as a woman adorned ... With more temples than any other ancient Egyptian goddess, Hathor stands as one of the most powerful deities in Egyptian mythology.

A limestone pillar depicts the goddess Hathor ... Often taking the form of a cow, Hathor first appeared in the third millennium B.C. Many Egyptian communities had cults of Hathor.

The figurine was revealed by the Israel Antiquities Authority to be more than 3,000 years old, a model of the Egyptian goddess Hathor. "It was a very stormy day, the waves were high, the weather ...

A golden pendant depicting the ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor was found ... either on Crete or the Greek mainland.” Hathor was identified by her cow-like ears, a typical characteristic of ...

and Hathor, mother goddess with a cow’s horns: The ancient Egyptian pantheon of gods was filled with divine animals. Egyptian animal cults had extremely deep roots, going back through Egypt’s ...

Related: Photos: Newfound Egyptian tomb has colorful murals of man and wife The female ruler Hatshepsut often invoked Hathor, so it's no surprise she had a chapel dedicated to the goddess at the ...

"Hathor is an ancient Egyptian goddess whose form was bovine ... The goddess is often portrayed as a cow, a woman's head, or a woman with a cow's head. Hathor's mask-like female face features ...