Anubis is the God of death in ancient Egyptian mythology, a God with animal head related to Mummy making and postmortem life. It appears in the murals of the Pharaoh's tomb with the image of wolf head and human bodyScarab represents "creation" and "rebirth". In the eyes of Egyptians, the behavior of scarab pushing the dung ball towards the sun is very similar to the rising and setting of the sun to a certain extent. Therefore, Egyptians regard scarab as a kind of belieThe ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs were more than 5000 years ago, later called hi by Europeans é Rpglyphe - this is a compound word composed of "sacred" and "inscription" in Greek, namely "the writing of God".Silver plated souvenirs: the coins are made of environmental protection zinc alloy, with excellent texture, lead-free and nickel free, perfect silver plating, and hand polished, each coin is unique.Applicable scenarios: coin collection, gift , cultural learning, carry it with you, or put it in any table or pocket Anubis, ancient Greek: Ἄνουβις, is the god of death in ancient Egyptian mythology. It appears in the murals of the pharaoh as a jackal head and a human body. He is the wife of the god of the nine pillars of Egypt, Osiris, the god of the desert, and the wife of Seth, the god of the desert. Futis' illegitimate son. For the ancient Egyptians, the afterlife was extremely important, so Anubis was worshipped a long time ago. Anubis has the head of a jackal, a common wild dog that searches for food in the cemetery. People prayed to it to protect the dead. It also helped Isis make Osiris a mummified, and gave the position of Pluto to Osiris. Track Page Views WithAuctiva's Counter