The main altar of Isis was on the ground in front and to the left of the temple. It was a relatively plain stone platform, quite tall, with a step in front of it where the priests burnt thier offerings. Offerings to Isis had a generally benign character: fruit, flowers, perfumes, cloth, grain. They were in accord with the emphasis of the cult on peace and fertility, and with the fact that the cult of Isis was generally considered a women's religion.