Mounir Habachy

Mounir Habachy is a Professor specializing in Egyptology, focusing on hieroglyphic inscriptions, Ptolemaic period studies, and religious practices in Graeco-Roman Egypt. His work centers on temple inscriptions from sites like Edfu and Philae, particularly analyzing coronation rituals, divine epithets, and chronology through epigraphic methodologies.

• Research Themes: Ptolemaic Egypt, Royal Titulature, Hieroglyphic Epigraphy, Divine Cults, Temple Architecture.
• Projects: Investigating external bandeaux-inscriptions in Egyptian temples (2024-2027), with a focus on Edfu and Philae.
• Collaborations: Partnered with researchers like F. Servajean and R. Preys, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to ancient inscriptions.
• Publications: Includes peer-reviewed articles on Ptolemaic coronation names, chronology of epithets, and contributions to academic journals like Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde.
• Conference Participation: Presented at Current Research in Egyptology 2022 and Inter-Cult symposiums on Hellenistic religious practices.