The Ancient Puss
Bastet was an powerful ancient Egyptian cat goddess, so she would have lived in ancient Egypt times.
Anyone was. They thought the cat resembled luck so when the person who owned the house died they killed the cat too and mummified it with the owner. Hope this helped! :)
Bubastis was a goddess in ancient Egypt. She was the goddess of protection, and her sacred animal was a cat.
No. Cats were considered sacred as The Ancient Egytpians believed they were messengers of the cat goddess Bastet.AnswerNo, cats were treated like gods in ancient Egypt the worshipped them.
The domestic cat was domesticated by the ancient egyptians when the Pharaoh orderd his people to feed and take the cats inside their homes. The egyptians later worshiped the cat, as a god, Basta, and goddess, Ubastet. Years later, cats were used in Europe as vermin killers on ships, when they were brought to the Americas.
Cats were not brought to America. At least 67 species of saber-toothed cat existed in North America between 42 million and 11 thousand years ago before going extinct. Domesticated cats were brought by Europeans as they settled the New World.
I am not kidding you. the Ancient Egyptian word for cat was meow
CAts were not a symbol of ancient rome,they were symbols in ancient EgyptActually the cat did have a symbol in Ancient Rome, the cat was the symbol of libertySorry I meant to type down that it was a symbol of liberty
The Ancient Puss
The cat that is most closely related to the cats of ancient Egypt is the North African wild-cat. The domestic cat closest to the ancient Egyptian cats is the Egyptian Mao. :D
because he was brought up with it and its his favourite cat
Some believe that the cat is a descendant of the Ancient Sumerian. Cats are present in many of their scripts.
When Bastet the ancient Egyptain cat goddess was depicted as a cat, yes. Otherwise, not in any ancient act.
Meow.
The ancient Egyptians saw Bast as a cat goddess. Many ancient Egyptian gods had animal heads.
I assume an errection... Probobly in the case of the cat brought on by female cat pheremones