The elements of archaeological conservation /
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London :
Routledge,
1990.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Pte. 1: Introducing archeological conservation: 1.1: The processes of conservation ; 1.2: Archeological conservation today ; 1.3: Conservation in practice: a collaborative exercise
- Pte. 2: Agents of deterioration and preservation: 2.2: Archaelogical environments ; 2.4: Agents of long-term deterioration to excavated material
- Pte. 3: General techniques of conservation: 3.1: Retrieval of artefacts and associated information from a deposit ; 3.2: Marking and labelling artefacts ; 3.3: Examination and cleaning ; 3.4: Stabilization ; 3.5: Composite artefacts
- Pte.4: Siliceous and related materials: 4.1: General ; 4.2: Stone ; 4.3:Cementing materials and their composites ; 4.4: Glass ; 4.5: Ceramics
- Pte.5: Metals: 5.1: General ; 5.2: Iron aind its alloys ; 5.3: Lead and its alloys ; 5.4: Tin and its alloys ; 5.5: Copper and its alloys ; 5.6: Silver and its alloys ; 5.7: Gold and its alloys
- Pte. 6: Organic materials: 6.1: General ; 6.2: Wood : 6.3:Skin and gut products ; 6.4: Skeletal material (bony) ; 6.5: Horn, tortoiseshell, and feathers ; 6.6: Fibres ; 6.7: Minerals of organic origin.