الفهرس 
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Abstract
Literature has exposed a huge amount of information
about battles and wars in ancient Egypt especially those which
date back to the New Kingdom. However, these writings tend
to study either certain battles - such as Kadesh, Megiddo, etc. -
or specific king’s battles - such as Ramses II’s, Thuthmosis
III’s battles. None of them tends to compare between the
representation of battle scenes in different battles and different
kings.
Thesis used Picture analyze as a Methodology to
analyze Battles Scenes. A table was designed to collect data
from the scenes for analyses. It contains steady elements as
follows: Document number, figure number, battle name,
dynasty, king, Temple, place of the scene, stage, and
references.
The aims of the study are: to locate battles scenes on
Egyptian temples during the New Kingdom, to prepare an
inventory to all battles scenes, to capture and collect pictures
to these scenes, to identify major elements that should be
investigated in each scene, to analyze the scenes according to
the criteria determined, to recommend how tour guides should
explain battles scenes in New Kingdom temples.