Thot (Tehuti) is generally drawn with an ibis head, or as a dog-ape

We recognize in him the moon-god, but he generally appears as the god of civilization (of intelligence and writing), or as the god who protects and revives dead bodies. He is worshipped more especially at Sesennu (Hermopolis) and in the peninsula of Sinai. La Sau aye , Science of Religion, p. 410. 'mes) I., Egypt. Te[Tehuti's Thothmes (thoth'mēz or tot'mes) I., Egypt. 1 hut i-mes, pren. Aa-kheper-ka-Ra. ['Tehu child.'] Lived about 1633 в. с. (Brugsch). An child.']