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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Senet is an Ancient Egyptian word that means “passing.” It is the name of a game played with ten or more pawns on a thirty-square board during the time of Egypt’s New Kingdom (1550 – 1077 BCE). | |||
The movement of the pawns through the spaces on the board reflected the concept of <i>ka</i> (an individual’s vital essence, part of the soul) passing through <i>duat</i> (the Underworld in Ancient Egyptian mythology). | |||
Senet is therefore a fitting designation to be etched on the entrance to the underworld of a subterranean Bunker. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 12 May 2023
Template:Under Construction Template:Infobox Template:Tocright Senet is possibly the name that refers to a Pre-Cataclysm organization of an unknown species type in New Britannia that created Bunker C and Bunker T.
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Senet is an Ancient Egyptian word that means “passing.” It is the name of a game played with ten or more pawns on a thirty-square board during the time of Egypt’s New Kingdom (1550 – 1077 BCE).
The movement of the pawns through the spaces on the board reflected the concept of ka (an individual’s vital essence, part of the soul) passing through duat (the Underworld in Ancient Egyptian mythology).
Senet is therefore a fitting designation to be etched on the entrance to the underworld of a subterranean Bunker.