[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1997. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 20(10):1-52
Contents: A UNITY OF THEORY AND PRACTICE Acknowledgments Celebrating a Five-Year Anniversary—A Model Partnership in the Intermountain Region Strategic Planning for Partnership A Unity of Theory and Practice—Cooperative Research and Training Between the University of Pennsylvania and the NPS Bridging Fragments to the Past Preserving Adobe Ruins A Preservation Action Plan for Fort Union The University of Pennsylvania Comes to Fort Davis, Texas Saving Authentic Surfaces—Plaster and Paint Stabilization at Fort Davis A Tale of Two Conservation Projects at Mission San Jose, San Antonio Stability and Integrity—The Convento Stone Column at Mission San Jose 18th-century Plasters Preserved—Conservation in the Convento of Mission San Jose Inscription Preservation—A Challenge Met at El Morro Rock Art Documentation and Assessment Weathering of the El Morro Inscriptions Epoxies, Grouts, and Inscriptions Non-destructive Testing at El Morro Pilot Conservation at EI Morro Cliff Dwelling Walls—The Earthen Plaster Project at Mesa Verde Managing Change—Conservation of Surface Finishes at Mesa Verde's Cliff Dwellings Materials in the Laboratory—Earthen Plasters, Mortars, and Paints from Mug House Ruins Preservation—Pre-Colombian and Historic Ruins Preservation in the Arid Southwest Acrylic-modified Earthen Mortar
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- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- ELMO , FOUN , HIST , MEVE
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources