Goddess Neith is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with war, hunting, and wisdom. She is often depicted as a woman wearing a red crown, symbolizing the desert, and holding a bow and arrows. Neith was revered as a protector of the pharaohs and was believed to have created the world through her thoughts and words. In addition to her martial attributes, Neith was also linked to weaving and domestic crafts, representing the duality of creation and destruction. She was worshipped primarily in the city of Sais, where her temple served as a center for her followers. Neith's significance in Egyptian mythology highlights the complexity of divine roles in ancient cultures.