[Entire Issue]

National Park Service. 2001. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 24(6):1-28

Contents: CONSERVATION AND ARCHEOLOGY: CASE STUDIES IN COLLABORATION The Improving Collaboration Between Conservation and Archeology Mending the Past One Fragment at a Time—Archeological Conservation as a Scholarly Resource Archeological Conservation Display Field Conservation on the Housatonic and Hunley Shipwreck Excavations Neglect of an Obvious Issue—The Storage of Human Remains Integrating Conservation and Field Archeology—Insights from Central America Rock Image Conservation at Petroglyph National Monument Managing Archeological Collections Distance Learning Archeological Conservation at the NYU Excavations at Aphrodisias The Diverse Roles of an Archeological Conservator Conservation and Materials Identification in the Field—A Maryland Case Study Documenting an Early Cooking Disaster—The Conservation of the Meaux Site Porringer Conservation and Heritage Management Award

Type
Journal Article
Authors
National Park Service
Units
HIST , PETR
Keywords
Cultural Resources

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