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ArticleConservation and in situ preservation of wooden shipwrecks from marine environments

David Gregory2012

Article2012

Conservation and in situ preservation of wooden shipwrecks from marine environments

David Gregory · Poul Jensen · Kristiane Strætkvern

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Conservation Techniques and Studies

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2006The role of scour in shipwreck site formation processes and the preservation of wreck-associated scour signatures in the sedimentary record – evidence from seabed and sub-surface data 2007Reburial of shipwrecks in marine sediments: a long-term study on wood degradation 2000Super Critical Drying: A New Method for Conserving Waterlogged Archaeological Materials 2003Archaeological conservation using polymers: practical applications for organic artifact stabilization 2006Dynamic model for vacuum freeze-drying of waterlogged archaeological wooden artefacts 1985Proceedings of the ICOM Waterlogged Wood Working Group Conference, Ottawa 1981

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Year2012

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Published2012-04-21

VenueJournal of Cultural Heritage

ISSN-L1296-2074

Languageen

Citations56

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