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| Paterakis.etal:1996 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia; Nunberg, Sarah (1996): The stabilization of archaeological pottery in an excavation study collection through relative humidity control and through desalination. In:: Le dessalement des matériaux poreux. 7es journées d'études de la SFIIC, Poitiers, 9 - 10 mai 1996,Section Française de I'lnstitut International de Conservation (SFIIC), Champs-sur-Marne 137-143. |
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| Paterakis:1987 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1987): A comparative study of soluble salts in contaminated ceramics. In: Grimstad, K. (Hrsg.):,Los Angeles 1017-1021. |
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| Paterakis:1987a |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1987): The deterioration of ceramics by soluble salts and methods for monitoring their removal. In: Black, J. (Hrsg.): Recent Advances in the Conservation and Analysis of Artifacts. Jubilee Conservation Conference, London 6 - 10 july 1987,Summer Schools Press, University of London 67-72. |
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| Paterakis:1990 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1990): The Desalination of Salt Contaminated Ceramics. MA, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
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| Paterakis:1990a |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1990): A preliminary study of salt efflorescence in the collection of the ancient Agora, Athens, Greece. In: Grimstad, K (Hrsg.): ICOM Committee for Conservation, 9th triennial meeting, Dresden, German Democratic Republic, 26-31 August 1990: preprints, 675-679. |
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| Paterakis:1995 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1995): Efflorescence testing on pottery. In::,TECHNA, Faenza, Italy 661-668. |
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| Paterakis:1998 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1998): The desalination of consolidated ceramics. In:: Glass, ceramics and related materials: interim meeting of the ICOM-CC working group, September 13-16, 1998, Vantaa, Finland,EVTEK Institute of Arts and Design. Department of conservation studies 144-153. |
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| Paterakis:1999 |
Paterakis, Alice Boccia (1999): Those evasive salt crystals. In:: ICOM Committee for Conservation, Triennial meeting (12th), Lyon, 29 August - 3 September 1999: preprints. Vol. 2, 799-802. |
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