Stefanie Martini Cast As Young Jane Tennison In Sequel To Helen Mirrenâs âPrime Suspectâ. Stefanie Martini will follow in the footsteps- or should that be pave the way- of Helen Mirren after being chosen to play the young Jane Tennison in ITVâs new drama Tennison. Mirren portrayed the iconic police officer in Lynda La Planteâs Prime Suspect.
A priestess with the sekhem sistrum. Image source . In ancient Egypt, while the sistrum was used in the musical worship of several Egyptian deities, including Amon, Bastet, and Isis), it was especially associated with the worship of the great goddesses Hathor. The sistrum was used in rituals and ceremonies including dances, worship, and celebrations, that honoured Hathor. It also seems to have carried erotic or fertility connotations, which probably derives from Hathorâs mythological qualities.
Lizzie-as she was known-was used to performing tricks as part of a travelling menagerie. But with the outbreak of World War One she was conscripted to help with heavy labour, fitted with a harness and sent to work at a scrap metal merchants. However, she was not the only exotic animal working in Britain.Camels, most probably from the same menagerie as Lizzie, were also used in Sheffield to pull heavy loads. And in Surrey, elephants from a nearby circus filled-in for absent horses, ploughing fields and transporting hay.here is also some evidence that she went on to work at a farm where the ground was more forgiving. And it was this type of work that a group of elephants in the town of Horley, in Surrey, performed during the war.