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Research Paper Archives

# Title / Citation Year View
1 K.L. Garg, Shashi Dhawan: Microbial deterioration of wooden cultural property. Conservation of Cultural Property in India, 18-20 (1987) 74-85.
2 K.L.Garg: Use of homoeopathic drugs as antifungal agent for the protection of books and paper materials. In "Biodeterioration of Cultural Property-3, publisher by organizing committee of ICBCP-3, Bangkok, Thailand, (1995) pp 56-65.
3 M.R. Singh, K. Ganaraj, V.M. Sharma (2021), Microbial activity and studies on excavated megalithic micaceous potsherds from Peninsular India, Cermica, 67 (2021) 250-260, http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/0366-69132021673823026
4 Manju Singh, K. K. Jain, Tej Singh, L. Lazzarini: Evaluation of organo-silanes for consolidation of Khondalite stone, Conservation, Preservation & Restoratiuon – Traditions, Trends & Techniques, (1994) pp213-216.
5 Manju Singh, K.K. Jain, Tej Singh: Some studies on the suitability of lime mortars based on ancient Indian formulation for restoration purposes, Superficl dell Architettura : Le Finiture-Bressanone, (1990) pp 151-158.
6 Neeta Nigam and Shashi Dhawan: Fungal effects on museum objects and their control measures with emphasis on biological control, Conservation of Cultural Property in India : 32-33, (1990-2000) pp 111-112.
7 Neeta Nigam, Shashi Dhawan, M.V. Nair: Deterioration of feather and leather objects of some Indian Museum by Keratinophilic and non keratinophilic fungi, International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation, (1994) 33 : 145-152.
8 O. P. Agrawal, Hari Narain, Jai Prakash and S. K. Bhatia. Lamination technique in Iron artifacts in India, Historical Metallurgy, Vol. 24, No. 1, 1990 pp. 12-26
9 O.P. Agrawal, C.B. Gupta, A.K. Yadav: A note on the conservation of a Thanka Bull. Museum and Archaeology, U.P. 27-28 (1981), 17-21.
10 O.P. Agrawal, C.B. Gupta, D.G. Suryawanshi: "Conservation and study of the properties of birch-bark", Proc. of the ICOM Committee for Conservation, Copenhagen, (1984).
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