The practice of religion and the worship of gods and goddesses had a significant role on everyday life in Ancient Egypt. For instance, the god Hapi is the god of the Nile River, flooding and the son of Horus (the son of Osiris and Isis.) Hapi has a baboon head and a mummified body. Ancient egypt was based on the Nile, like the seasons, and they were based off of when the Nile would flood. If the Nile flooded at a time when the Egyptians didn’t want it to, then they would blame it on Hapi. The people of Egypt would pray for the floods to come and go. When they worshipped him they wouldn’t go to a temple they would simply go to the Nile River and throw goods into it to give him them. They also had a hymn that they would sing or read to Hapi to
