Socar

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Socar is an ancient Egyptian funerary deity associated with the Memphite necropolis and the afterlife, often later syncretized with Ptah and Osiris.

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Socar canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian deity
funerary deity
underworld deity
alsoKnownAs Seker
Sokar
associatedWith Memphis (ancient Egypt)
Memphite necropolis
Saqqara
linked to: Saqqara necropolis

afterlife
burial
craftsmen of the necropolis
necropolis workers
tombs
cultCenter Memphis (ancient Egypt)
Saqqara
linked to: Saqqara necropolis
cultType funerary cult
depictedAs falcon
falcon-headed mummiform figure
mummiform man
domain funerary rituals
necropolis
underworld
hasAspect chthonic aspect
protective aspect
iconographicAttribute atef crown
crook and flail
scepter
languageOfName ancient Egyptian
linkedDeity Osiris
Ptah
Ra
mythologicalFunction ensuring safe passage of the dead
protecting burial places
partOf Ptah-Sokar
linked to: Ptah-Sokar-Osiris

Ptah-Sokar-Osiris
religion ancient Egyptian religion
role guardian of tombs
guide of the dead
protector of the necropolis
syncretizedWith Osiris
Ptah
worshippedBy ancient Egyptians
worshipPeriod Late Period of Egypt
Middle Kingdom of Egypt
New Kingdom of Egypt
Old Kingdom of Egypt

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Sokar hasAlternativeName Socar