Kamutef was an ancient Egyptian creator deity, taken a form of the god Amun. A temple was put up on the west bank of Thebes to honor Kamutef. The temple was fashioned as a replica of the earlier mound of creation. An image of Kamutef was exhibited, called the Amun of the devoted place. Every 10 days or therefore, this temple was called by a statue of Amun from Thebes. Kamutef was a curved figure in some periods.
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