Coptic Monuments refer to the architectural and artistic heritage of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt. These structures, which include churches, monasteries, and other religious buildings, showcase a unique blend of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman influences. Many of these monuments date back to the early centuries of Christianity, reflecting the rich history of the Coptic community. Notable examples of Coptic Monuments include the Hanging Church in Cairo and the Monastery of Saint Anthony in the Eastern Desert. These sites are characterized by intricate woodwork, beautiful frescoes, and distinctive architectural styles, making them significant for both religious and cultural heritage.