Anubis was known for weighing one's soul against a feather to determine the fate of the deceased in the afterlife. tan_tan / Shutterstock People in ancient Egypt constantly theorized about what ...

People in ancient Egypt constantly theorized about what happened to the souls of the dead in the afterlife, with most of the afterlife theories revolved around a soul's journey through the ...

These two gods are often confused since both are depicted in ancient Egyptian art as a man with a jackal head. Anubis typically appears in black, whereas Wepwawet more often appears with grey or white ...

This mask would have been worn by a priest during funeral rituals.Mask in the form of the jackal head Anubis, ancient Egyptian god of embalming and the dead. It is made of cartonnage, layers of ...

But that’s starting to change. The Egyptian god Anubis is often shown with the head of a dog in tomb frescos, like this one with Rameses I. These depictions resemble modern Baladi dogs.

Babi watched over his troupe of baboons, Ihy, would charm with his beautiful tunes, Thoth was the scribe god of reading and writing! Sekhmet the lioness, war god, she liked fighting! Anubis took ...