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THAT DOES NOT BELONG TO THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CATEGORIES OF MAJOR GOD, HUMAN, OR AN*MAL. . These beings are known in many cultures by a multitude of names. A sample of the more recognizable includes: gremlins, imps, faeries, In Ancient Egypt they were described in texts and imagery. For ordinary people, they played vital roles as mechanisms for coping with and manifesting abstract stresses, afflictions, and fears—or hopes, healers, and  armed defenders. The main aim of this project is to explore and illuminate this less-visible side of Ancient Egyptian life. Based at Swansea University Wales, investigators have created online catalogues for researchers and the public alike. Please visit our As important as “supernatural” creatures are in everyday life, until recently there had been no systematic study of such benevolent Panagiotis Kousoulis (Rhodes), Ludwig Morenz (Bonn), and Kasia Szpakowska (Swansea), have each been independently researching aspects The time span covered is large (from the the 3rd Millennium BCE through the Roman Period, roughly 3000 B.C.-A.D. 400) as are the source materials. For the textual material alone, the language skills needed are Middle Egyptian, Late Egyptian, Demotic, Coptic, and Greek. The data includes textual sources (spells, funerary texts, temple and artifact inscriptions), iconography (representations on papyrus, tomb 2nd Millennium BCE specialists from SWANSEA UNIVERSITY, WALES: