They found the remains inside a 2,200-year-old vase that shows Bes, an ancient Egyptian dwarf god associated with childbirth, merriment and music. The researchers also detected the remains of ...

In the Myth of the Solar Eye, an ancient Egyptian story, Hathor the sky goddess has a regrettable taste for humans, and her blood thirsty instincts need to be dulled. Fortunately for mankind, Bes ...

and other gods who resemble Bes, often act as attendants of Hathor in Egyptian art and religion. So it certainly seems possible that some Bes-vases could have been used in Hathoric rituals.” ...

An ancient Egyptian mug revealed it once held a potent mix of psychedelics, alcohol, and medicinal plants aimed at specific ...

The hieroglyphics suggest Ptolemy VIII from the 2nd century BCE was responsible for the construction of the pylon. Though the inscriptions also portray Egyptian fertility god Min, his wife Repit ...

Image of a three-dimensional copy of an Egyptian bowl depicting the dwarf god Bes, along with its 3D model on a laptop. Source: Cassidy Delamarter In an Egyptian vase, researchers found the remains of ...

Such mugs, including the one donated to the Tampa Museum of Art in 1984, are decorated with the head of Bes, an ancient Egyptian god or guardian demon worshiped for protection, fertility ...