Profiling the Bacterial Diversity in Historic Limestone From Anazarbos Archaeological Site by Advanced Molecular and Spectroscopic Techniques

Aydın, Rozelin; İpekci, Emre; Daday, Mine Taykurt; Yüceer, Hülya; Böke, Hasan

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“…The optimum treatment for bacterial isolates was found to be sodium azide at 100 ppm, although it had no discernible impact on fungi. Additionally, it is important to monitor and maintain anthropogenic and environmental influences within a range that is optimal for historic stone monuments while offering protection from microbial colonization ( Aydın et al, 2022 ). Ionic liquids technologies, which can help produce new formulations of antifouling and antimicrobial surface coatings, are one area of research that Lo Schiavo et al (2020) recorded as a way to combat the proliferation of microbes and the formation of biofilm on stone monuments.…”

Section: Conservation Of Inorganic Deteriorated Archaeological Objectsmentioning

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New frontiers review of some recent conservation techniques of organic and inorganic archaeological artefacts against microbial deterioration

Geweely

2023

Front. Microbiol.

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The information on the advances and technology of some recent conservation methods (2020–2023) of organic and inorganic archaeological objects against microbial deterioration is recorded. An outline of comparative new protective methods for conserving plant-origin organic artefacts {Fibers (manuscripts, textile) and wood}, animal-origin organic artefacts (painting, parchment and mummies) and inorganic stone artefacts were investigated. The work not only contributes to the development of safe revolutionary ways for more efficient safe conservation of items of historical and cultural worth but also serves as a significant diagnostic signature for detecting the sorts of microbial identification and incidents in antiques. Biological technologies (environmentally friendly green biocides) are the most used recent, efficient and safe strategy acceptable as alternatives to stop microbial deterioration and prevent any potential interactions between the biological agent and the artefacts. Also, a synergistic effect of combining natural biocides with mechanical cleaning or chemical treatments was suggested. The recommended exploration techniques should be considered for future applications.

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Section: Conservation Of Inorganic Deteriorated Archaeological Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

New frontiers review of some recent conservation techniques of organic and inorganic archaeological artefacts against microbial deterioration

Geweely

2023

Front. Microbiol.

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Profiling the Bacterial Diversity in Historic Limestone From Anazarbos Archaeological Site by Advanced Molecular and Spectroscopic Techniques

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New frontiers review of some recent conservation techniques of organic and inorganic archaeological artefacts against microbial deterioration

New frontiers review of some recent conservation techniques of organic and inorganic archaeological artefacts against microbial deterioration

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