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photograph of a sculpture of the goddess Hathor, king Menkaure, goddess Bat in triad - Cairo Museum collection - dated from the fourth dynasty of ancient Egypt - rare representation of Bat and here she is given equal status with Hathor as authority for Menkaure as king demonstrating that they remained as separate goddesses until quite late in the history of Egypt

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