The Egyptian Museum of Tahrir is witnessing a leading scientific event on the employment of artificial intelligence in the maintenance and restoration of mummies
In the context of celebrating the International Museum Day, the Egyptian Museum hosted the liberation, under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, an exceptional scientific event entitled: & quot; Development of Artificial Intelligence in Maintenance and Restoration in Museums: focusing on maintenance of mummies & quot;. The event was organized in cooperation with the Italian archaeological center (Cai-IIC), and the management of mummies and human remains in the project sector, and the Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, with the participation of a group of experts and researchers from Egypt and Italy. Mummies and archaeological collections, by presenting the latest research technologies and applied methods in this vital field, confirming the commitment of the Egyptian Museum to its scientific and research role in preserving the Egyptian cultural heritage. The mummies and human remains, praising the continuous scientific cooperation with the Italian side. Julia de Nardis, the first secretary of the Italian embassy in Cairo, confirmed a speech in which she affirmed her country’s support for initiatives that enhance joint cultural and scientific cooperation, while Dr. Dominico de Martinez, the scientific attaché at the embassy, reviewed the importance of these events in exchanging knowledge and promoting sustainable partnerships between Egyptian and Italian research institutions.
The event included a series of scientific lectures, most notably an intervention Registered by Dr. Guerino Bouvalino, Scientific Adviser at the Italian Ministry of Culture for Artificial Intelligence and Heritage Affairs, in which he talked about global trends in employing artificial intelligence to protect cultural heritage. Dr. Rania Ahmed Ali, Director of Mummies Restoration Department at the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, also made a detailed presentation on advanced technologies adopted in mummies maintenance. Dr. Hassan Ibrahim Saleh, head of the National Center for Radiation Research at the Atomic Energy Authority, presented a scientific intervention on the capabilities of artificial intelligence in documenting and analyzing mummies, stressing the importance of integrating various specializations to achieve effective and accurate results.
The event also witnessed the participation of Italian researchers d. Daniele Persia and Dr. Georgia Kavisi, who presented advanced visions about the use of human digital sciences in studying and documenting Egyptian statues of the Roman imperial nature. And highlighting the archive as an authentic source of understanding the museum history.
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& nbsp; Within a special archive exhibition entitled: & quot; the first scientific records of royal mummies: unveiled the hidden archives & quot;, which displays a rare collection of archival records that document the detailed study of royal mummies while displaying in the Egyptian Museum in Bulaq. The exhibits include early anthropological reports prepared by the Anthropology Department of the Museum of Natural History under the supervision of a French research team, and one of the first systematic attempts to document and analyze the royal mummies using physical anthropology technologies. Archaeological awareness, and the importance of the International Day of Museums, as well as linking the curricula to the artifacts offered to promote the national identity. & LDQUO; Parents and Sons & RDQUO; To take care of people with special needs. Writer and calligraphy through the ages & quot;. On its margins, a scientific workshop was held under the title: & LDQUO; Color Manufacturing Technology in the ancient Egyptian & rdquo; presented by Dr. Khaled Saad, Director General of Pre -History Antiquities at the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.
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