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| Carolin Giersch: | The controlled drying of a mesolithic composite object from Krzyż Wielkopolski - reconciling diverging requirements of four organic materials and testing a holistic treatment | Back |
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| Abstract: | The present study deals with the analysis of a complex composite object for the purpose of developing a concept for the conservation of the material. The concrete occasion is a find from the Polish Krzyz Wielkopolski. It is an object of purely organic composition and of Mesolithic date, which is in a completely water-saturated state and has been stored in tap water since its recovery. It is a combination of four different organic materials, which are based on specific states of preservation and also pose specific requirements for conservation. The objective of this work is to explore the possibilities for transferring the four materials into a dried state. The possible applications as well as their advantages and risks for the individual materials and the entire complex will be discussed. |
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