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Gender and Religion artifacts		The funerary stela at left depicts a husband and wife performing acts of worship before the Mnevis bull. The husband stands in front, the wife behind.
	The funerary stela at left depicts a priest making offerings to the goddess Isis, identified in the text as the "divine mother."
At right a reconstructed sistrum, or rattle used in cultic worship, preserves a head of Hathor as well as a seated animal, probably a cat.		The silver cup above, presumably used for offerings, bears an inscription to "the Great Goddess," probably Hathor.
	At left a fragment from The Book of the Dead shows the goddess Ma'at presiding over the judgment of a dead person to see whether the deceased meets her standard of truth, order, rightness.
The coffin fragment at right belonged to the coffin of a female musician for the god Amun.		The votive cow head above is associated with the goddess Hathor.