Andjety

He is a native of the 9th nome of Lower Egypt, this god was revered as early as the Predynastic Period. He was depicted as a shepherd, wearing on his head horizonal ram's horns surmonted by the henu crown (two tall feathers held together by a long ribbon that hung down his back) and holding the heka crook and a flail.

This gold of the afterlife made it possible for the deceased to be reborn and was later replaced by Osiris. Andjety was worshipped in Busiris and Abydos. Some see in him a local ruler who may have been deified during the Predynastic Period.