Seshat is an ancient Egyptian goddess associated with wisdom, knowledge, and writing. Often depicted as a woman with a star on her head and holding a stylus and a palette, she is considered the patroness of scribes and the keeper of records. Seshat played a crucial role in the recording of history and the measurement of time, making her an important figure in Egyptian culture. In addition to her role in writing, Seshat is also linked to architecture and the planning of temples. She is often seen as a counterpart to the god Thoth, who represents knowledge and the moon. Together, they symbolize the importance of literacy and record-keeping in ancient Egyptian society.