Experience of Wet Archaeological Wood Conservation Laboratory of Novgorod Museum-Reserve
Keywords:
wet archeological wood, restoration, archaeological finds of organic materials, wooden tableware, wooden doors, polyethyleneglycole, freeze-drying, Novgorod Museum-ReserveAbstract
The topic of the article is the method of work of restorers with archaeological wooden objects from the medieval waterlogged cultural deposits of Novgorod. The method of conservation of wet archaeological wood with polyethyleneglycole and freeze-drying and the equipment used for this are briefly observed. The practical application of the method in the conditions of a museum conservation laboratory is illustrated by the example of the restoration of carved and chiseled tableware and pommel. The advantages and shortages of the method when working with large-sized objects are shown in the description of the restoration of medieval doors.
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