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Contribution Title Conservation of waterlogged wood from medieval mines
Main Author P. Schmidt-Reimann
Co-authors T. Reuter, L. Albrecht-Kramer
Working Group Wet Organic Archaeological Materials
Type Paper
Keywords waterlogged wood, medieval mines, 3D scanning, Polyethylene glycol 2000, vacuum freeze-drying, archaeological conservation
Language English
Year / Venue 2016 Florence
in Publication Wet Organic Archaeological Materials 2016. Proceedings of the 13th ICOM-CC Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Working Group, Florence 2016
ISBN (publication) 978-2-491997-44-1
Publisher ICOM-CC

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