Mohamed Sabra

Mohamed Sabra

Sohag University

Egypt (EG)
WG3 AI and Archaeological Research
Expertise: archaeology, archaeometry, landscape archaeology

I am an archaeologist specializing in Egyptology, with degrees from Sohag University (BSc, 2007; MA, 2012) and a PhD from the University of Vienna (2021). My research focuses on ancient Egyptian language, particularly publishing Coptic Ostraca and creating an online database of political enemies’ depictions from the New Kingdom. I’ve actively participated in major archaeological projects, including the Egyptian-German mission in Asyut and the Austrian mission at Karnak.

Managing Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology

COST Action MAIA (CA23141) is funded by the European Union.

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