التأثير البايلوجي على القطع الأثرية في التربة

Other Title(s)

The biological effect on archaeological pieces of the soil

Author

أفراح عبد الله جاسم

Source

الملوية للدراسات الآثارية و التاريخية

Issue

Vol. 5, Issue 13 (31 Aug. 2018), pp.235-248, 14 p.

Publisher

University of Sammara College of Archaeology

Publication Date

2018-08-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

14

Main Subjects

History and Geography

Topics

Abstract EN

The biological effect is a factors affecting on archaeological pieces including damage which occurs by microorganisms specifically bacteria, the fertile soil is a good environment for a large group of microorganisms, The role of bacteria in soil is the transformation of organic compounds of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur into simple organic elements soil damage by microorganisms is caused by the pressure generated by the growth of bacteria in the soil which penetrates its activity into the stone and chemical reaction of microorganisms include the production of known metabolic products which are organic and inorganic acids that interact with the substrate composed of salts, biodegradation is controlled indirectly by controlling conditions including temperature, humidity, nutrients and light or direct method include mechanical methods and physical methods.

American Psychological Association (APA)

أفراح عبد الله جاسم. 2018. التأثير البايلوجي على القطع الأثرية في التربة. الملوية للدراسات الآثارية و التاريخية،مج. 5، ع. 13، ص ص. 235-248.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1218298

Modern Language Association (MLA)

أفراح عبد الله جاسم. التأثير البايلوجي على القطع الأثرية في التربة. الملوية للدراسات الآثارية و التاريخية مج. 5، ع. 13 (آب 2018)، ص ص. 235-248.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1218298

American Medical Association (AMA)

أفراح عبد الله جاسم. التأثير البايلوجي على القطع الأثرية في التربة. الملوية للدراسات الآثارية و التاريخية. 2018. مج. 5، ع. 13، ص ص. 235-248.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1218298

Data Type

Journal Articles

Language

Arabic

Notes

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Record ID

BIM-1218298