Duamutef is the son of Horus and Hathor. He protects the stomachs of the mummified in a canopic jar. He was jackal-headed. He was envoked as a guardian god to protect the deceased's organs while they journeyed through Duat.
| Gods and goddesses of Egyptian mythology | |
|---|---|
| Gods | Ahy β’ Amun β’ Anedjti β’ Anhur β’ Anubis β’ Ash β’ Aten β’ Atum β’ Banebdjedet β’ Duamutef β’ Geb β’ Hapi β’ Hapi β’ Heka β’ Herishef β’ Horakhty β’ Horus β’ Imseti β’ Khepri β’ Khnum β’ Khonsu β’ Maahes β’ Montu β’ Nefertem β’ Nehebkau β’ Nemty β’ Nun β’ Osiris β’ Ptah β’ Qebehsenuef β’ Ra β’ Rem β’ Serapis β’ Set β’ Shu β’ Sobek β’ Sokar β’ Thoth β’ Wepawet |
| Goddesses | Amentet β’ Anat β’ Ankhet β’ Bastet β’ Buto β’ Ernutet β’ Hathor β’ Hatmehit β’ Isis β’ Ma'at β’ Menhit β’ Meretseger β’ Meskhenet β’ Mut β’ Neith β’ Nekhbet β’ Nephthys β’ Nut β’ Satet β’ Sekhmet β’ Serket β’ Seshat β’ Sopdet β’ Tawaret β’ Tefnut β’ Wosret |
