SekerIn Egyptian mythology, Seker is a god of craftsmen, the dead and funerals. He was strongly associated with Osiris and Ptah. As Ptah-Seker, he was married to Sekhmet. Later, Ptah-Seker-Osiris was a popular god during the Middle Kingdom. In art, he is portrayed as a human with a hawk's head.Other names\n*Socharis (Greek)\n*Sokar\n*Sokaris Category:Arts gods\nCategory:Death gods\nCategory:Egyptian gods \n |
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