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When was nekhbet born?

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Sometime in ancient Egypt.

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What does nekhbet look like?

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Did the goddess Nekhbet have children?

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Why is wadjet important to Egyptian society?

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What did Mut the Egyptian goddess look like?

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What is the name of the hawk headed Egyptian god?

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Were there any bad gods of ancient Egypt?

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Does the cobra and vulture together in Ancient Egyptian times mean you are a God in the afterlife?

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Does the Vulture or Cobra Represent Lower Egypt?

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Is Isis the only goddess with wings?

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