Sokar barque

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The Sokar barque is a sacred funerary boat in ancient Egyptian religion, linked to the god Sokar and used symbolically in rituals concerning death, rebirth, and the underworld.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf funerary object
religious symbol
ritual object
sacred boat
associatedWithDeity Ptah-Sokar-Osiris NERFINISHED
Sokar NERFINISHED
cosmologicalRole linked to the underworld region of Rostau
part of the sun god’s nocturnal journey
cultCenter Memphis NERFINISHED
Saqqara necropolis NERFINISHED
depictedIn Book of the Dead vignettes NERFINISHED
coffin decoration
tomb decoration
underworld books
function symbol of rebirth
symbolic journey through the underworld
symbolic transport of the dead
iconographicElement falcon-headed deity on the barque
shrine or chapel on the deck
towing ropes held by priests
linkedConcept Osirian afterlife NERFINISHED
necropolis
sarcophagi
tombs
materialForm model boat placed in tombs
painted representation on coffins
relief representation on walls
relatedConcept Osiris barque NERFINISHED
solar barque
relatedRitual processions around necropolis mounds
ritual navigation of the underworld
religion ancient Egyptian religion
ritualRole processional barque in cult ceremonies
vehicle for Sokar in festivals
symbolizes death
journey of the deceased
passage through the Duat
rebirth
regeneration
timePeriod Late Period
Middle Kingdom NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
usedIn New Kingdom funerary religion
funerary rituals
mortuary cult of Sokar NERFINISHED
underworld rituals
worshipContext Memphite theology
Osirian funerary cult

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Sokar (Seker), Memphite funerary god associatedWithObject Sokar barque
subject surface form: Sokar