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Archaeological Conservation
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Archaeological
Conservation in the Mediterranean
LARC Field School: On-Site Conservation for Archaeologists.
Canadian Conservation Institute
Conservation DistList Archives
Conservation
and Museum Studies
Conservation teaching surveys the nature of inorganic raw materials, manufacturing
techniques, processes of deterioration, and the conservation of movable objects (excluding
certain types such as easel painting). There are long-established links with many major
museums, particularly the British Museum.
Conservation and Preservation at the South Carolina State Museum
Conservation Reference Library
Curtin University, Maritime Archaeological Conservation 502
Guidance for
Archaeological Conservation Practice
UKIC drew up Guidance for Conservation Practice in 1981 and published a revised version in
1983. This has been accepted by all branches of conservation in the UK. It has been felt,
however, that some points need to be expanded, and new ones added, to deal with the
particular needs of the members of the Archaeology Section.
Heritage
Marketplace
Source for information, news and products which relate to Heritage Conservation and
Archaeology.
Maritime
Archaeological Conservation
The Conservation Department of the Western Australian Museum is based at the Maritime
Museum in Fremantle where thirteen staff care for the collections. Because of the close
collaboration between maritime archaeologists and conservators it has been possible to
develop many new methods of stabilising shipwreck materials.
National
Museum of Denmark
A history of the techniques and ethics of conservation at the National Museum of Denmark
through the last 150 years
PRESERV
The preservation program (PRESERV) managed by the Research Libraries Group on behalf of
its members, is a program of projects and activities that support local institutions in
their efforts to preserve and thereby improve access to endangered research materials. An
influential voice within the international community, PRESERV enables its participants to
effect change in preservation practices worldwide. It also provides opportunities for
institutions to expand their expertise and to make bold experiments in the arena of new
technologies.
PRESED-X
A world wide web site linking documents, information and resources on preservation
education.
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