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anubis was depicted with the head of a jackyl, and is the god of the afterlife

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Bastet was the cat-headed Egyptian goddess who guarded pregnant women and served as a manifestation of the Eye of Ra.

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the Apis bull, a sacred embodiment of the god Ptah, the creator god of Memphis.

During that period, a king’s power was linked to the bull.

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horus is most commenly depicted with the head of a falcon, and was the godly manifefestation of the pharoh

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mumification is the process of preparing a corpse for the afterlife through the removal and preservation of the body and organs.

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the weighing of the heart was the process of determiing what afterlife a soul belonged to by weighing their heart againsr a feather. if it was lighter then the person was good in life, and if the heart was heavier then they werent good in life

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after the heart was weighed, there were two options. if you were good in life then you would go to the feild of reeds, an ideal afterlife closely mimicing earth, but with less struggles. if they werent good then the god Ammit would eat the persons heart, damning them for eternity

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an egyptian myth about the first gods that walked earth; osiris being killed and dismembered by his jelous brother Seth and isis who worked tirelessly to find all of the pieces

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The Egyptian myth of the death of Osiris - Alex Gendler

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the second couple of the first gods. Set who killed his brother in a jelous rage and Nephthys who helped isis look for the pieces

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the sun god, the creator of the world and the most important deity of the Egyptian pantheon.