Digitalization in Conservation and Sustainability of Antiquities Applying to the two witnesses, Zepa's Kadeen and Duran Hanim's In the mother's grave of Prince Muhammad ʽAlī in the Cemetery of Al-Imām Al-Šāfiʽī in Cairo

Digitalization is an electronic process of producing electronic or digital symbols, whether through a document or anything material, or through analog electronic signals, by which information is converted from its true state to a digital form, whether it is images, text, audio file, or any other form. In this context, the aim of the research is to conduct and present an initial pilot test of the digitization of the effects by applying to the two witnesses, Zepa's Kadeen and Duran Hanim's in the mother's grave of Prince Muhammad Alī in the Cemetery of Al-Imām Al- Šāfiʽī in Cairo as the first nucleus to be provided for the preservation and documentation of all traces and sites registered with the records of the Ministry of Antiquities, the use of information techniques in high-quality documentation and speed of access to data on all traces, as well as the provision of rapid statistics on the number of artifacts registered in Egypt and the contribution to increasing the electronic content of various Egyptian monuments on the Internet, the creation of a new generation and highly efficient services in areas associated with heritage documentation, the investment of foreign initiatives in heritage documentation and the creation of archaeological cadres and their connection with heritage information technology to help develop appropriate standards for linking those cadres to international heritage documentation networks in partnership with world museums, bodies and research centres concerned with world heritage management and documentation technology.