- E-mailHana.Lukesova@uib.no
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- (2021). Viking Age textiles and tapestries drawn by Miranda Bødtker. Archaeological Textiles Review (ATR).
- (2020). Is Cross‐Section Shape a Distinct Feature in Plant Fibre Identification? Archaeometry. 216-226.
- (2020). First experimental evidence of hop fibres in historical textiles . Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences. 7 pages.
- (2020). FISHERS OF THE CORDED WARE CULTURE IN THE EASTERN BALTIC. Acta Archaeologica. 95-120.
- (2018). Is It Hop? Identifying Hop Fibres in a European Historical Context. Archaeometry.
- (2017). Identifying plant fibre textiles from Norwegian Merovingian Period and Viking Age graves: The Late Iron Age Collection of the University Museum of Bergen. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. 281-285.
- (2011). Fragmenter av kvinnedrakter fra vikingtiden : metode for identifikasjon av gamle tekstilfunn. Viking. 149-164.
- (2021). Gender and Inclusiveness Survey Report. .
- (2020). COST project: Europe Through Textiles: Network for an integrated and interdisciplinary Humanities .
- (2019). Identification of historical textiles .
- (2018). Historical Textiles in Museum Collections.
- (2018). Conservation of Historical Textiles. Part II.
- (2018). Conservation of Historical Textiles. Part I.
- (2018). Changing views on conservation ethics - theory versus practice.
- (2017). Laser scanning confocal microscopy and micro tomography used for vizualisation of plant material.
- (2019). Seeking comfort in the Viking Age – Identification of Archaeological Plant Fibre Textiles.
- (2021). Microscopy and Fibre Identification.
- (2021). Fibre identification of cultural heritage – optical versus electron microscopy.
- (2021). Bridging Humanities and Natural Sciences through the Textile Research.
- (2019). Characterisation of hop fibres by optical microscopy.
- (2018). The use of micro tomography for museum purposes.
- (2018). Plant Fibre Identification by Optical Microscopy .
- (2018). Historical textiles. Introduction to Fibre Identification by optical microscopy with the focus on plant material.
- (2017). Identifying Archaeological Plant Fiber Textiles by means of the Herzog test. Possibilities and limits of polarized light microscopy. .
- (2021). Fibres in Heritage Objects: Identification and Characterisation by Imaging Techniques.
- (2017). Vikingene brukte undertøy av lin.
- (2018). Application of the Herzog Test to Archaeological Plant Fibre Textiles. The possibilities and limits of polarized light microscopy. 8 pages.
- (2015). Old Fragments of Women's Costumes from the Viking Age - New Method for Identification. 10 pages.
- (2021). Reducing a Pest Risk by Anoxic Treatments in Collection Management .
- (2018). Transmission electron microscopy - The nanoscale technology for tomorrow’s archaeology?
- (2015). Fibre Identification in Archaeology.
- (2017). Årbok for Universitetsmuseet i Bergen 2017: Samlinger. Universitetsmuseet i Bergen.
- (2019). A Norwegian chasuble from Spanish silk? 169-171. In:
- (2019). North & South. Medieval Art from Norway and Catalonia, 1100-1350.
- (2019). Undervisning av konserveringsvitenskap i Norge: intervju med førsteamanuensis Francesco Caruso . Norske konserves : medlemsblad for NKF-N.
- (2018). Portrettintervju med Elena Platania . Norske konserves : medlemsblad for NKF-N. 18-19.
More information in national current research information system (CRIStin)
Lukešová H. 2015. Old Fragments of Women’s Costumes from the Viking Age – New Method for Identification. In: K. Grömer and F.Pritchard (eds.) 2015: Aspects of the Design, Production and Use of Textiles and Clothing from the Bronze Age to the Early Modern Era. NESAT XII. The North European Symposium for Archaeological Textiles, 21st – 24th May 2014 in Hallstatt, Austria. Archaeolingua Main Series 33. 145-154.
Lukešová H. 2011. Fragmenter fra kvinnedrakter fra Vikingtiden – Metode for identifikasjon av gamle tekstilfunn. In: Viking LXXIV, 149-164
Survey of textiles and leather/fur objects from the Early Iron Age Collection.
Historic tapestries and textiles from the collection of Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague - conservation and presentation. An EU project in collaboration with the Museum of Applied Arts in Prague and University Museum of Bergen (EHP-CZ06-OV-1-038-2014)