Horus
Osiris was almost never depicted with any head but that of a human.
Maat's symbol which is often depicted on top of her head is an ostrich feather.
Physical appearance. Sekhmet had the head of a lioness and the body of a woman. She was usually depicted with a sun disc on top of her head.
Sobek. He was depicted as a man with the head of a crocodile. He was also a god of the Nile.
If the pubic hair does not match the head hair, that usually means that the person dyes their hair. It might just be that the person's head hair has darkened as they aged, though. The idiom for this situation is "the carpet doesn't match the drapes."
You have to hit him in the back of the head with the toilet paper
The goddess Artemis is depicted wearing a crescent moon on her head or in her hair.
Eris Greek goddess of strife, discord, chaos, contention and rivalry is either depicted with her hair loose and flowing with nothing on her head or wearing a type of Alice band/tiara.
Lady Liberty
Osiris was almost never depicted with any head but that of a human.
A pin has a head but no hair
Joseph is typically depicted wearing a colorful coat, not something specific on his head.
taken from http://www.geocities.com/athens/ithaca/4396/anubis.htm Anubis, God of Mummification Anubis was the protective deity of cemetaries, credited with the invention of embalming because he helped Isis to preserve her brther Osiris, whose body wass the first to be mummified. Usually depicted as a reclining black jackal, or a man with a jackal head, he was thought to ward off scavengers. Osiris's blackness symbolized the rich soil of Egypt and the appearance of a mummified course.
Hathor is often depicted with the head of a cow.
he died the hair on his head
Bald.
on the head yes on the hair no