GIS & RS-Based Archaeologies Site Documents: Gari Region, Khartoum, Sudan

The development of the field of GIS and remote sensing has greatly contributed to the development and discovery of many archaeological monuments. Therefore, our study discusses the documentation of the historical spatial features of Qary, Sudan using GIS and remote sensing. In addition to the absence of an integrated information application that contributes to the documentation and development of these landmarks through the support of decision makers. The objectives of the study are to collect and classify spatial and descriptive data and information for the Qary area, to design the spatial database of the spatial features of the Qari region, to implement a spatial spatial application of the archaeological spatial features of the Qari region, The study followed descriptive field applied methodology. The study reached several results, the most important of which are: About 20 archaeological sites were recorded and recorded in the Qari area, dating back to different historical periods from the Stone Age to the Islamic Period. Including settlement sites - church tombs. This diversity and richness in the sites shows that the area of Qari has remained a contemporary of all the archaeological periods in the Sudan. (Stone Age (300.00 – 3700 BC)) 8 Post-Merwa (6th century AD) AD 1504 AD (4 monuments, Islamic period (1505 – 1820 AD) 5 monuments, and 2 unidentified teachers)). The spatial database of the spatial and spatial features of the Qari region was constructed. A spatial application of the spatial features of the Qari region was completed. Numerous maps and archaeological sites were developed for the Qari region (map of all the monuments in the Stone Age, the Marwa period, the Christian period, , The study recommends designing the Web and Mobile application to support the decision maker and guide the tourist, and recommends the preparation of a prospective study to implement the three-dimensional area.