Bubasteion of Saqqara, Archaeological site in Egypt
The Bubasteion is an ancient necropolis that includes tombs and chapels.
This site is dedicated to the cat goddess Bastet and dates back to the Saite-Persian period.
Cats were revered in ancient Egyptian society, believed to have protective qualities.
Visitors can explore several decorated tombs at the Bubasteion.
The area features a cat cemetery with mummified cats as offerings to Bastet.
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The Bubasteion is an ancient necropolis that includes tombs and chapels.
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