Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies

Egyptian Journal of Archaeological and Restoration Studies (EJARS) is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal published bi-annually by Sohag University Publication Center (SUPC)-Egypt (http://supc.sohag-univ.edu.eg.). EJARS is dedicated to increasing the depth of research across all areas of this subject.

Dear fellow researchers,

I am pleased to present to you our latest volume of Egyptian Journal Archaeological and Restoration Studies (EJARS) which is biannually published by Sohag University Publishing Centre (SUPC) under ISSN (Print: 2090-4932 / Online: 2090-4940).

EJARS is an international periodical specialized in archaeological and restoration studies. It is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal featuring high-quality studies which provide historical, experimental, and applied up-to-date insights in the fields of archaeology, deterioration, diagnosis, and treatment of materials.

EJARS collaborates with many distinguished scholars who together form our editorial board to ensure the highest standards of selection and review. All relevant papers are carefully reviewed and refereed. Once accepted, papers are published, both online and in print.

Finally, I hope to see more researchers participating in the next volume. Subscription prices are provided upon request from the publisher (SUPC) or via the following e-mails:

DOCUMENTATION AND EXAMINATION OF THE EXTERNAL FACADE ARTIFICIAL STONES OF THE OLD HEADQUARTERS BUILDING OF AL-AZHAR SHEIKHDOM, CAIRO, EGYPT

INHIBITORY EFFECT OF PLANTS EXTRACT AGAINST THE FUNGAL GROWTH ON THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SANDSTONES IN TELL-BASTA OPEN AREA

AN EVALUATION STUDY ON THE REASSEMBLY OF INSCRIBED STONE PIECES IN THE GRAND EGYPTIAN MUSEUM

EVALUATION OF SELF-HEALING CORROSION PROTECTION USING BENZOTRIAZOLE-LOADED MESOPOROUS SILICA NANOCONTAINERS FOR APPLICATION ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL BRONZE ARTEFACTS

CLIMATE CHANGES AND EGYPTIAN HERITAGE: VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES (A CASE STUDY ON THE CATACOMBS OF KOM EL-SHOUQAFA, ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT)

3D DOCUMENTATION AND VISUALIZATION OF GRECO-ROMAN MONUMENTS FROM JORDAN THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

AN UNPUBLISHED TERRACOTTA STATUETTE OF A BOY SERVANT FROM THE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM IN CAIRO

THE INSCRIBED LINTEL OF NYKHONSU, DISCOVERED RECENTLY AT SAQQARA

FILIATION BY USING THE MOTHER`S NAME DURING THE MIDDLE KINGDOM: EXAMPLES FROM LOWER NUBIA

STELA OF RAMOSE NO. 1759 AT MANCHESTER MUSEUM

NABATAEAN ROYAL INSCRIPTIONS

THE TREATMENTS OF HYSTERIA AND INSOMNIA IN ANCIENT EGYPT TILL THE GREACO-ROMAN PERIOD

THE SYMBOLISM OF THE CRESCENT MOON AND SEVEN STARS’ SYMBOL ON ROMAN COINS DURING THE 2ND CENTURY A.D.

AN UNPUBLISHED TERRACOTTA HEAD OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT WEARING A KAUSIA

JIYEH CHURCH, SOUTH OF BEIRUT- LEBANON: ARCHITECTURAL STUDY

ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ARTISTIC STUDY OF ILLUSTRATIONS ON A BIBLE BOX PRESERVED IN VIRGIN MARY CHURCH IN HARET ZUWELLA: NEW PUBLISH*

CONSECRATION SEALS IN COPTIC ARCHITECTURE FROM THE 5TH CENTURY TO THE 12TH CENTURY AD: ARCHAEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE STUDY

UNPUBLISHED COVERS OF MANUSCRIPT COPIES OF 'DALA’IL AL-KHAYRAT' PRESERVED AT THE EGYPTIAN NATIONAL LIBRARY “COMPARATIVE ART-ARCHEOLOGICAL STUDY”

“SHIKARKHANA” ARCHITECTURE OF HUNTING LODGES IN INDIA DURING THE SULTANATE AND MUGHAL PERIOD

MUSEUM DOCUMENTATION OF UNREGISTERED MEMORIAL OBJECTS IN THE LIBRARY OF THE MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC ART IN CAIRO

A UNIQUE MEMORIAL MAMLUK DINAR MINTED IN DAMASCUS IN 740 AH. ON ASCENDING THE THRONE BY THE ABBASID CALIPH AL-WATHIQ BI-LLAH

THE MONASTERY OF ST. HEDRA IN ASWAN, AS A COPTIC PILGRIMAGE DESTINATION

ASSESSMENT OF ROCK ART PRESERVATION AWARENESS AMONG HAIL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE IN KSA

11THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES’ PERCEPTIONS ON THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF TOURISM AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NUBIAN AREA (SOUTHERN EGYPT- NORTHERN SUDAN)