Earlier today, we told you about our top five favorite ridiculous King Tut tie-ins, one of which was moving Anubis, the jackal-headed Egyptian death-god, to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. But we were ...

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Thousands of years ago, the Egyptians worshiped a God known as Anubis. He was the god of death and resurrection and is depicted with the head of a jackal. Anubis played a vital role in the afterlife ...

Photo taken on May 14, 2022 shows a mummy coffin painted with god Anubis at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt.(Photo: Xinhua) Tourists view the statue of god Anubis discovered at the tomb of king ...

If you had to find the Ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife in America, where would you look? In a funeral parlour in the Illinois city of Cairo, of course. In American Gods, Mr Jacquel – otherwise ...

You can add one Egyptian God to the tourists in Times Square. A replica statue of Anubis, the jackal-headed, Egyptian God of the Dead was set in place at the Discovery Times Square Exposition ...

Anubis was embodied in the jackal, or wild dog, that the Egyptians often saw scavenging in cemeteries: hence he was associated with the dead. He was depicted as a black jackal-like creature, or as a ...

In ancient Egypt, so many people worshiped Anubis, the jackal-headed god of death, that the catacombs next to his sacred temple once held nearly 8 million mummified puppies and grown dogs, a new study ...