Methods of conservation and restoration of partly deteriorated ancient fur clothes found in the dry birch bark burial place, Oglakhty, are described. The work was carried out in the following order: glueing of the fur, lining of the torn and crumbling edges of the skin tissue, consolidation and fattening of the derm and filling up the losses. Water dispersion of vinyl acetate and 2-ethyl hexyl acrylate copolymer was used for impregnation, glueing and relining.