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Cats/Spread of the Cat
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Cats and People
Historically, cats have played a remarkably ambivalent role in human society
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The Domestic Cat Has Been
The domestic cat has been a remarkably successful migrant
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Feline Nomenclature
The ancient Egyptians used the onomatopoeic word miou
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Conquering the World
In mapping the spread of the cat, one of the most significant finds comes
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Domestic Adaptation
The majority of skulls from Egyptian cat cemeteries resemble Felis libyca.
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Spiritual Effigy
This wooden feline effigy, dating from around 1450
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French Funerary Stele
Similar to modern-day tombstones, funerary steles were once erected
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Scandinavian Figurine
This rudimentary cat, carved in amber
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Canine Confrontation
When cats first settled in mainland Greece they were probably viewed
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Middle Eastern Statuette
Found in Lachish, Israel, this ivory cat carving dates from around 1700 BC
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Turquoise Pottery
Only this tiny fragment remains from a piece of glazed Persian pottery
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Protective Feline Spirit
The inscription on this Buddhist scripture warns
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Fertility Talisman
The increase in the popularity of the cat deity Bastet in late Egypt
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