Neith appears sporadically in the Pyramid texts, usually in association with the goddesses Isis, Nepthys, and Selket. These four initially appear as protectors of royal remains, or in other cases attendant to Osiris, Neith later would later appear in the funerary practices of commoners as well. The Coffin Texts portray Neith as involved in the judgement of the dead, and in her role as a patron goddess for weavers she is associated with the wrappings of mummies.
neith appears sporadically in the pyramid texts usually in association with the goddesses isis nepthys and selket these four initially appear as protectors of royal remains or in other cases attendant to osiris neith later would later appear in the funerary practices of commoners as well the coffin texts portray neith as involved in the judgement of the dead and in her role as a patron goddess for weavers she is associated with the wrappings of mummies