The Conservation of a Group of Painted Mummy Cloths from Roman Egypt

Lynda Hillyer

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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The conservation of a group of five fragmentary. painted mummy cloths from Roman Egypt is described. The account covers the relaxation of the linen grounds, consolidation of the fragile powdery surfaces and the application of new linen supports using the vacuum hot-table. An analysis of the pigment and media of two of the fragments is also given.

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1979National Gallery Technical Bulletin 1977NATURAL RESINS OF ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY THEIR SOURCES, CHEMISTRY, AND IDENTIFICATION 1978Conservation and Restoration of Pictorial Art

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