Duamutef

Duamutef is one of the Four Sons of Horus from ancient Egyptian mythology, often depicted as a jackal-headed guardian. He is associated with protecting the stomach and is linked to the east. During mummification, Duamutef's role was to safeguard the body and its vital organs, particularly the stomach, ensuring the deceased's safe journey to the afterlife. He symbolizes vigilance and protection, reflecting the Egyptians' emphasis on preserving the body and soul for eternal life. His image and function highlight the importance they placed on spiritual safeguarding and the organized approach to death and immortality.