Pantheon Mythology. Anubis - The Egyptian God of Death. Posted: June 9, 2025 | Last updated: June 13, 2025. Thousands of years ago, the Egyptians worshiped a God known as Anubis.

Archaeologists explore the catacombs of Anubis, an Egyptian god that's half-dog, half-human. They estimate more than 8 million animals, mostly dogs, were stacked there wrapped in bandages ...

The god of the dead is coming. A 32-foot-tall statue of the Egyptian deity Anubis will soon stand sentinel at the corner of Pershing Road and Main Street.

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 ...

Per ancient Egyptian religious practices, most Anubis worshipers lived in Saka, a town in Upper Egypt. In Saka, street dogs were free to roam the streets of the town and the halls of Anubis’ temple.

Mask in the form of the jackal head Anubis, ancient Egyptian god of embalming and the dead. It is made of cartonnage, layers of linen and papyrus, stiffened with plaster and then painted.