Dr. Nino Kebuladze Master’s Degree ( Major) Chemistry Tbilisi State University. 1985 Workshop certificate in conservation Shloss-Gottorf Museum (Germany). 2001 Candidate of Science (Doctoral) in History. Issued by Board of Academic Experts of Georgia, 2004.

In 1986, Nino started work at the Chemical-Restoration laboratory of the S.Janashia’s State Museum, Georgia and in 2003 became head of the department. In 2004, she was awarded her doctoral degree, which was entitled: “The scientific bases of the restoration-conservation of archaeological metal”. She currently works on restoring and researching archaeological metal, glass and ceramics from all institutions in Georgia, these include the Centre of Archaeological Research, Nokalakevi Museum, Batumi Museum and Vani Museum.
In 2002 Nino became the Anglo-Georian Expedition's chemical restorer.

Publications:

1. KEBULADZE Nino, LOMITASHVILI David, 1999, “The whetstones or the touchstones”, (by materials of Nokalakevi)”, “Dzeglis Megobari”, #4(107), Tbilisi;
2. KEBULADZE Nino, LOMITASHVILI David, 1999, “Goldsmith in VIII-VIIcc B.C. from Kolkhida (by materials of Nokalakevi)”, “Meskheti”, TSU, v.III, Tbilisi;
3. KEBULADZE Nino, LOMITASHVILI David, 2000, “The goldsmith in Kolkhida in VIII-VIIcc B.C./over the materials from the settlement of Nokalakevi”, The actual problems of study of humanities, Slovenian University, issue III, Baku;
4. KEBULADZE Nino, TVALCHRELIDZE Zurab, GOTSIRIDZE Tina, 2000, “Note on the study so-called “black Mass” was found in the lamps of IX-Xcc”, “Archaeology and Ethnography of Caucasus”, Baku;
5. KEBULADZE Nino, 2001, “The conservation of the archaeological wet wood from the Choloqi side settlement” (West Georgia), “Dzeglis Megobari”, #2; Tbilisi;
6. KEBULADZE Nino, 2002, “Corrosion of Iron and Restoration-Conservation of Archaeological Artefacts”, “Dziebani” The journal of the Centre for Archaeological Studies Georgian Academy of Sciences, #10, ISSN 1512-0597, Tbilisi;
7. KEBULADZE Nino, ABESADZE Tsisana, 2002, “The history of the chemical-restoration laboratory of the Georgian State Museum”, “Moambe” of the Museum, #44, Tbilisi;
8. KEBULADZE Nino, 2003, “Note on the identification and reason for a repeated corrosion product from Georgian State Museum copper alloy artifacts”, Surface cleaning material and methods-International conference, Restauratorentag des VDR, abstracts of the lectures, No3, Bonn;
9. KEBULADZE Nino, MESKHIDZE Eka, 2004, “On the restoration and conservation of the double zoomorphic figurines from the city of Tsikhegoji-Archaeopolis” (West Georgia), Ukrainian ceramological journal, #2-3, ISSN 1810-4843, Opishne.
10. KEBULADZE Nino, TVALCHRELIDZE Zurab, 2003-2004, “Note on the study of the material was found in the lamps from Ivrispiri’s Qvabebi”, “Moambe” of the Museum, #45, ISSN1512-1895, Tbilisi.

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