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Shu (Egyptian deity)

Source: Wikipedia

In Egyptian mythology, Shu (meaning emptiness and he who rises up) is one of the primordial gods, a personification of air, one of the Ennead of Heliopolis.
- - Field(s):
  - Ancient Egypt
  - Archaeology
  - Belief
  - Ceramic
- - Designation:
  - amulette
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Shu (Egyptian deity)
- - Date:
  - Late Period of ancient Egypt
  - Ptolemaic dynasty
- - Field(s):
  - Ancient Egypt
  - Archaeology
  - Belief
  - Ceramic
- - Designation:
  - amulette
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Shu (Egyptian deity)
  - Uraeus
- - Date:
  - Late Period of ancient Egypt
  - Ptolemaic dynasty
- - Field(s):
  - Ancient Egypt
  - Archaeology
  - Belief
  - Ceramic
- - Designation:
  - amulette
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Shu (Egyptian deity)
- - Date:
  - Late Period of ancient Egypt
  - Ptolemaic dynasty
- - Field(s):
  - Ancient Egypt
  - Archaeology
  - Belief
  - Ceramic
- - Designation:
  - amulette
- - Portrayed subject:
  - Huh (god)
  - Shu (Egyptian deity)
- - Date:
  - Late Period of ancient Egypt
  - Ptolemaic dynasty