The Eye of Horus is frequently found in ancient Egyptian burials, particularly on wedjat amulets.

It includes an Egyptian bronze statuette of Isis nursing Horus; and a falcon-shaped grain “mummy” symbolizing Osiris, the Egyptian god of the underworld.

Nevertheless, she lays with him and manages to conceive Horus, who, like Apollo in Greek myth, is a second-generation god associated with the sun.

During restoration of an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to the god Horus, rare artwork dating back thousands of years was revealed through careful cleaning of the temple walls.

Two images show the entrance to the Athribis temple excavated beneath the raised surrounding rock. The third (above) appears to show the Egyptian god Horus with a sun disk above his hawk head.

A heavily lined eye of the falcon god Horus, also called the ‘Eye of Ra’, was said to have healing and protective powers in ancient Egypt. We describe a patient who developed the eye of Horus ...

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For example, the coffin’s collar features two falcons, representative of the ancient Egyptian God Horus, however the ineptly painted birds look more like fish than falcons.