Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria Hosts 2nd Int'l Conference on Hellenistic Civilization, Antiquities

The Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria is hosting the Italian Cultural Institute's second international conference on Hellenistic civilization and antiquities, as well as archaeological and tourism studies.

The conference, which runs from July 17 to 18, 2024, features a wide range of topics, including the role of artificial intelligence in improving hotel services, the development of archaeological sites in sustainable tourism, and the use of green practices in tourism and hotel industries.

The conference will address the challenges and advances in ancient DNA research, as well as new concepts in Egyptology at the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM).

Additionally, the conference will cover the following topics:

- The impact of artificial intelligence on enhancing hotel services

- The role of developing archaeological sites in sustainable tourism

- Green transformation in tourism and hotel industry

- Superficial investigation of cultural heritage materials

- Interdisciplinary energy rehabilitation practices in rural areas

- The potential of artificial intelligence in revolutionizing archaeology

- Ancient history in world archaeology

- The Chapel of Osiris - Ptah-neb-ankh

- Sustainable and responsible heritage preservation

- Advances in ancient DNA research

- Big data from biobanks and its future

- New concepts in Egyptology at the Grand Museum

- Transition from the Egyptian Liberation Museum to the Grand Egyptian Museum

- The application of artificial intelligence in tourism

- The titles of ancient state queens

- Studying the biodeterioration of ancient Egyptian wooden artifacts using synchrotron radiation XRD and in situ fluorescence hybridization

- Preservation and handling of pictures and drawings in Arab manuscript heritage

- The nymph-shaped fountain as an example of water fountains in Greek and Roman Egypt

- The impact of the climate epidemic in 536 AD on contemporary Sri Lanka

- The Amasili and Rasheed House Project: Seven years of Egyptian-Italian cooperation

- The historical development of biobanks from ancient Egypt to the modern era

- Preventive restoration methodology for protecting and managing heritage sites in the Arab world

- Cairo's architectural heritage

- The role of museums in attracting tourists and the use of modern technologies for this purpose, with the Timgad International Site Museum as an example

- Chapter 162 of the Book of the Dead in the Tomb of Mans