Djehuty

Djehuty, also known as Thoth in Egyptian mythology, is a deity associated with wisdom, knowledge, writing, and science. He is often depicted as an ibis-headed god or as a man with an ibis head, symbolizing intelligence and communication. Djehuty was believed to inventor of hieroglyphs and the keeper of records and secrets. He played a key role in maintaining the universe's order and was considered a mediator between gods and humans. His influence extended to fields like astronomy, medicine, and learning, positioning him as a patron of scholars and scribes in ancient Egyptian culture.