Anubis

Anubis, a significant deity in Egyptian mythology, is often portrayed as a jackal-headed god who presides over the afterlife and guides the souls of the deceased. He plays a crucial role in the process of mummification and ensuring the safe passage of souls to the realm of the dead. Anubis embodies the concept of death, embalming, and the rituals associated with the journey to the afterlife in ancient Egyptian beliefs. His distinct appearance and responsibilities make him a central figure in their religious and funerary traditions.