میکروبیولوژی میراث فرهنگی: مطالعات بنیادی در علم حفاظت

'Offering a unique view of the field, this title integrates all the latest findings from a diverse range of sources to provide a clear understanding of the role of microorganisms in both the deterioration and conservation of heritage materials.' -- Provided by Publisher. Content: Painted materials / Cesareo Saiz-Jimenez -- Microbial degradation of paintings / Orio Ciferri -- Distribution of microorganisms on ancient wall paintings as related to associated faunal elements / A.A. Gorbushina and K. Petersen -- Altamira Cave Paleolithic paintings harbor partly unknown bacterial communities / Claudia Schabereiter-Gurtner ... [et al.] -- Impact of biocide treatments on the bacterial communities of the Lascaux Cave / Fabiola Bastian ... [et al.] -- Paper and manuscripts / Francesca Cappitelli and Claudia Sorlini -- Aerobiological research and problems in libraries / Fausta Gallo -- The role of the conidia of fungi in fox spots / Mary-Lou E. Florian -- Application of molecular techniques for identification of fungal communities colonising paper material / Astrid Michaelsen ... [et al.] -- Textiles / Paul Garside -- Biodegradation and characterization of water-degraded archaeological textiles created for conservation research / E.E. Peacock -- The microbial degredation of silk: a laboratory investigation / Annamaria Seves ... [et al.] -- Fungal growth on synthetic cloth from Apollo spacesuits / M. Breuker ... [et al.] -- The long-term effect of selected conservation materials used in the treatment of museum artefacts on some properties of textiles / O.M.A. Abdel-Kareem -- Synthetic polymers / Francesca Cappitelli -- Fungal bioturbation paths in a compact disk / Javier Garcia-Guinea ... [et al.] -- Biodeterioration of modern materials in contemporary collections: can biotechnology help? / Francesca Cappitelli, Pamela Principi, and Claudia Sorlini -- Microbial degradation of wood from aquatic and terrestrial environments / Robert A. Blanchette -- A review of microbial deterioration found in archaeological wood from different environments / Robert A. Blanchette -- Sulfur accumulation in pinewood (Pinus sylvestris) induced by bacteria in a simulated seabed environment: implications for marine archaeological wood and fossil fuels / Yvonne Fors ... [et al.] -- Stone biodeterioration / Eric May -- Biodeterioration of mineral materials by microorganisms- biogenic sulfuric and nitric acid corrosion of concrete and natural stone / W. Sand and E. Bock -- Deposition of anthropogenic compounds on monuments and their effect on airborne microorganisms / C. Saiz-Jimenez -- Enhancement of physical weathering of building stones by microbial populations / Sophia Papida, William Murphy, and Eric May -- Epilithic and endolithic bacterial communities in limestone from a Maya archaeological site / Christopher J. McNamara ... [et al.] -- Stone bioconservation / Claudia Sorlini, Giancarlo Ranalli, and Elisabeta Zanardini -- Conservation of ornamental stone by Myxococcus xanthus-induced carbonate biomineralization / Carlos Rodriguez-Navarro ... [et al.] -- Advantages of using microbial technology over traditional chemical technology in removal of black crusts from stone surfaces of historical monuments / Francesca Cappitelli ... [et al.]. Abstract: This book has as its objective the synthesis of the seminal scientific articles on microbial deterioration of cultural heritage materials and state-of-the-art methods of conservation and preservation of these materials against microbial deterioration. Read more... 'offering A Unique View Of The Field, This Title Integrates All The Latest Findings From A Diverse Range Of Sources To Provide A Clear Understanding Of The Role Of Microorganisms In Both The Deterioration And Conservation Of Heritage Materials.' -- Provided By Publisher. Painted Materials / Cesareo Saiz-jimenez -- Microbial Degradation Of Paintings / Orio Ciferri -- Distribution Of Microorganisms On Ancient Wall Paintings As Related To Associated Faunal Elements / A.a. Gorbushina And K. Petersen -- Altamira Cave Paleolithic Paintings Harbor Partly Unknown Bacterial Communities / Claudia Schabereiter-gurtner [and Others] -- Impact Of Biocide Treatments On The Bacterial Communities Of The Lascaux Cave / Fabiola Bastian [and Others] -- Paper And Manuscripts / Francesca Cappitelli And Claudia Sorlini -- Aerobiological Research And Problems In Libraries / Fausta Gallo -- The Role Of The Conidia Of Fungi In Fox Spots / Mary-lou E. Florian -- Application Of Molecular Techniques For Identification Of Fungal Communities Colonising Paper Material / Astrid Michaelsen [and Others] -- Textiles / Paul Garside -- Biodegradation And Characterization Of Water-degraded Archaeological Textiles Created For Conservation Research / E.e. Peacock --^ The Microbial Degredation Of Silk: A Laboratory Investigation / Annamaria Seves [and Others] -- Fungal Growth On Synthetic Cloth From Apollo Spacesuits / M. Breuker [and Others] -- The Long-term Effect Of Selected Conservation Materials Used In The Treatment Of Museum Artefacts On Some Properties Of Textiles / O.m.a. Abdel-kareem -- Synthetic Polymers / Francesca Cappitelli -- Fungal Bioturbation Paths In A Compact Disk / Javier Garcia-guinea [and Others] -- Biodeterioration Of Modern Materials In Contemporary Collections: Can Biotechnology Help? / Francesca Cappitelli, Pamela Principi, And Claudia Sorlini -- Microbial Degradation Of Wood From Aquatic And Terrestrial Environments / Robert A. Blanchette -- A Review Of Microbial Deterioration Found In Archaeological Wood From Different Environments / Robert A. Blanchette --^ Sulfur Accumulation In Pinewood (pinus Sylvestris) Induced By Bacteria In A Simulated Seabed Environment: Implications For Marine Archaeological Wood And Fossil Fuels / Yvonne Fors [and Others] -- Stone Biodeterioration / Eric May -- Biodeterioration Of Mineral Materials By Microorganisms- Biogenic Sulfuric And Nitric Acid Corrosion Of Concrete And Natural Stone / W. Sand And E. Bock -- Deposition Of Anthropogenic Compounds On Monuments And Their Effect On Airborne Microorganisms / C. Saiz-jimenez -- Enhancement Of Physical Weathering Of Building Stones By Microbial Populations / Sophia Papida, William Murphy, And Eric May -- Epilithic And Endolithic Bacterial Communities In Limestone From A Maya Archaeological Site / Christopher J. Mcnamara [and Others] -- Stone Bioconservation / Claudia Sorlini, Giancarlo Ranalli, And Elisabeta Zanardini -- Conservation Of Ornamental Stone By Myxococcus Xanthus-induced Carbonate Biomineralization / Carlos Rodriguez-navarro [and Others] --^ Advantages Of Using Microbial Technology Over Traditional Chemical Technology In Removal Of Black Crusts From Stone Surfaces Of Historical Monuments / Francesca Cappitelli [and Others]. Edited By Ralph Mitchell, Christopher J. Mcnamara. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Cultural Heritage Microbiology assembles over twenty scientific papers published during the past two decades, each presenting a major advance in some facet of this complex field. These seminal articles, by a wide range of international experts, are grouped by the historic material affected. Each section is introduced by a thorough review, written for this volume, which serves to introduce and synthesize these past studies and to combine them with the latest cutting-edge findings to present the most current state of the field. Extensive references in every chapter and article offer valuable resources for further investigation. Cultural Heritage Microbiology is ideal for anyone concerned with recognizing and dealing with microbial deterioration of heritage materials. Professionals and students in microbiology, conservation science, archaeology, fine arts, architecture, museum conservation, and other fields will find here the most current knowledge and approaches to preserving cultural heritage objects for generations to come