Amen – Re. Some other gods are Anubis the Jackal-headed god. Anubis was believed to hold the scales of judgment. The goddess of love and happiness usually represented as having the ears and head of a cow was Hathor. An Egyptian god with a ram's head who was believed to have created human beings from clay which was Knum. Horus was a god that had a falcon – head and was the god of heaven who was a protector of the pharaohs and Isis the Egyptian god of fertility wife of Osiris, mother of Horus. There are many more gods these are just a few of them.
             First, the body was washed and oils were rubbed onto the skin. The internal organs were removed from the body through an incision in the abdomen. The brain was pulled out through the nose and discarded; the Egyptians believed that the brain was useless and that the heart did all thinking. The rest of the organs were dried and sealed in canopic jars under the protection of four gods. The body was covered in salt crystals to dry it out. After 40 days the body was washed and stuffed with linen, sawdust, and spices and wrapped in linen bandages soaked in resin. A painted mask was placed over the mummy's face and amulets and jewels were placed on the body, which was then wrapped a second time. Three coffins were prepared, which were shaped like bodies and fitted into each other. They could be made of clay, wood or stone. Coffins of pharaohs were made of gold and decorated with colored glass. The mummy was placed inside the coffins and they were all put in a large outer coffin. The process took a long time about 76 days. Many of the person's possessions along with items the person would need in the afterlife would be buried with the mummy, such as food, wine, clothes, chairs, tables, headrests, linen, boxes, chests, jewelry, amulets, model boats and model houses. Also, a box of shabtis, or little statues that would do work for the dead person in the Other World, were include...