Advanced technology is used nowadays as an essential instrument in research papers. Scholars strongly seek to use the QR code in the archaeological realm, which is considered a great gateway to reliable resources. Yet, this paper not only depended on applying QR codes in historical places where they are distinguished with artistic and archaeological value but also employed in storing objects and artifacts in museums. Thus, this paper proposed to apply the QR Codes to store and document artifact collections in museums, as well as to present historical sites by expedition giving an example in the Isis temple in the city of Aswan. QR code is distinguished by linking the information about objects in the storage museums to the electronic system of the institution within the QR code. To demonstrate this, the paper reports two experiments using QR codes generated by a free website. One of the best websites is the Me-QR website. The QR codes can be scanned by smartphones, iPads, or tablets using any scanning platform, and they can display different types of documentation, registration, and restoration data. However, this method requires internet access. The paper concludes that this method can save time and enhance the accessibility of information about archaeological objects and sites.