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||Associations with animals: Most gods and goddesses shared their characteristics or spheres with half human and half animal. For example, Horus = 1/2 Human / Head of Falcon. Sometimes the god will be represented as the animal without its human elements. | ||Associations with animals: Most gods and goddesses shared their characteristics or spheres with half human and half animal. For example, Horus = 1/2 Human / Head of Falcon. Sometimes the god will be represented as the animal without its human elements. | ||
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Step #2.2 - The Religion of Ancient Egypt
Essential Question: How did religion play a significant role in Ancient Egypt?
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Anthropomorphic |
Associations with animals: Most gods and goddesses shared their characteristics or spheres with half human and half animal. For example, Horus = 1/2 Human / Head of Falcon. Sometimes the god will be represented as the animal without its human elements. | 
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