Thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptians began worshipping Hathor, a powerful goddess associated with love, fertility, and motherhood. Often depicted with a cow’s head or as a woman adorned ...

And the cow goddess may shed some light on more than one famous story in the Bible. For the Egyptians, the goddess Hathor was a cow goddess who represented all that they saw good in the female ...

Hathor was guiding me through Egypt. The goddess is often portrayed as a cow, a woman's head, or a woman with a cow's head. Hathor's mask-like female face features bovine ears and hair framing her ...

At Nefertari's Abu Simbel temple I noticed a mesmerizing woman's face carved in the columns. It became clear I was on a path of Hathoric worship.

Hathor was sometimes said to be Ra’s eye, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. Often taking the form of a cow, Hathor first appeared in the third millennium B.C. Many Egyptian communities had ...

A fragment of an idol of the ancient Egyptian goddess Hathor was found at a Spanish settlement dating back 2,700 years by archaeologists in Salamanca, Spain, Heritage Daily reported on Sunday.

The figurine was revealed by the Israel Antiquities Authority to be more than 3,000 years old, a model of the Egyptian goddess Hathor. "It was a very stormy day, the waves were high, the weather ...