Conservation of Marine Finds

WHAT'S IT ABOUT?

Get hands-on experience of the conservation of archaeological finds from the marine environment. Learn about the different conservation methods required for different material types.

Participants will learn about the decay processes, first aid conservation and standard techniques used to stabilise and preserve a wide range of archaeological materials from the marine environment. The course will consist entirely of practical sessions delivered by professional conservators and archaeologists.

Practical sessions will include: cleaning concretions and carved wood, desalination and packaging artefacts for long term storage.

Finds used in this course will have recently been raised finds from the Rooswijk and London wrecks.

Pre-requisite is completing the online conservation theory course

You can find out what this course is all about from a previous participant in their blog here.

WHO'S IT FOR?

Anyone who is interested in the conservation of finds from the marine environment and who likes to learn through practical experience. This course is relevant to divers and non-divers.

5 NAS Credits will be awarded to NAS members to go towards their NAS Certificate or Award.

PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLY WITH OUR COVID POLICY WHICH CAN BE READ HERE.


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Event Date:
Start at 9:00 AM
May 1, 2022
Location
Fort Cumberland
E-Mail
info@nmdg.co.uk

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Get hands-on experience of the conservation of archaeological finds from the marine environment. Learn about the different conservation methods required for different material types.

Participants will learn about the decay processes, first aid conservation and standard techniques used to stabilise and preserve a wide range of archaeological materials from the marine environment. The course will consist entirely of practical sessions delivered by professional conservators and archaeologists.

Practical sessions will include: cleaning concretions and carved wood, desalination and packaging artefacts for long term storage.

Finds used in this course will have recently been raised finds from the Rooswijk and London wrecks.

Pre-requisite is completing the online conservation theory course

You can find out what this course is all about from a previous participant in their blog here.

WHO’S IT FOR?

Anyone who is interested in the conservation of finds from the marine environment and who likes to learn through practical experience. This course is relevant to divers and non-divers.

5 NAS Credits will be awarded to NAS members to go towards their NAS Certificate or Award.

PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLY WITH OUR COVID POLICY WHICH CAN BE READ HERE.

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