As the representative traces left by human beings in social activities, many cultural heritage
objects are considered to have important historical, artistic, and scientific values. However …

The information on the advances and technology of some recent conservation methods
(2020–2023) of organic and inorganic archaeological objects against microbial deterioration …

Essential oils and their active antimicrobial components are promising in controlling the
biodeterioration of outdoor stone cultural heritage, but their high volatility, hydrophobicity …

Fungal deterioration is one of the major factors that significantly contribute to mummy
cartonnage damage. Isolation and molecular identification of thirteen fungal species …

The biodeterioration of archaeological mummies is a severe issue, where fungi are the most
significant agents deteriorating them. The inhibitory effect of [1, 2, 4] triazolo [3, 4-a] …

Wood species identification and characterization of its weathering processes are crucial
steps in the scientific approach of conservation of wooden cultural heritage. Many precious …

Featured Application The cross-disciplinary investigation conducted here utilized natural
green products (essential oils and plant extracts) as effective eco-friendly antifungal agents …

The study explores the application of natural biocides (oregano essential oil and eugenol,
directly applied in solutions or encapsulated within silica nanocapsules) for safeguarding …

Fungi play a critical role in the deterioration of ancient papyri due to their organic and
hygroscopic nature. Fourteen fungal species belonging to five genera—Aspergillus …

This study is to understand and analyze the development history, research hotspots, and
research trends in the study of microbial diseases of cultural heritage through bibliometric …