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something about three cats? need to find the artefact they were talking about

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myth where she turns into a cat, which i have not found yet

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Pre-hellenistic representation of cats in the near east- negative association. Lions were not friends

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Diana link to cats following greek association of artemis with bastet

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(dynamic pose- egyptian art tends to favour a static pose, longer than a cat should be and has 'leopine' features due to greeks having greater familiarity with big cats like lions than with domestic cats)

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Rhyton terminating in the forepart of a wild cat, Silver, mercury gilding, Parthian 1979.447a, b The Met

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1894,1101.59 British museum, apparently a popular new years gift 

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Cyprus cat amulet (there are many, many of these)

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Cyprus cat amulet (there are many, many of these)

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Apparently a popular new years gift due to association with bastet, who was considered a protective deity (usually), thought to ward off evil forces which held particular strength at the turn of the year

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Artist may or may not have seen a cat before, but we get the idea

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Artist may or may not have seen a cat before, but we get the idea

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Simbaaa (cat sized, lion shaped. there seems to have been some confusion)

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Simbaaa (cat sized, lion shaped. there seems to have been some confusion)

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1905,0612.10 British Museum

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Sacred Cat Feeders of Sophthis- Greeks not taking the cat feeders seriously OR one greek guy not being very nice, either way the cat feeders were important enough to be exempt under greek law

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Sacred Cat Feeders of Sophthis- Greeks not taking the cat feeders seriously OR one greek guy not being very nice, either way the cat feeders were important enough to be exempt under greek law