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Birgit Depenbrock: | A Roman Glass Vessel from Krefeld-Gellep | Back |
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Abstract: | This dissertation deals with the conservation and restoration of a roman glass vessel with chain handle from Krefeld-Gellep. The description includes a discussion about the production process, the analysis of the archaeological context and the documentation of the condition. After presenting the methods of restoration and conservation, practical analysis are made concerning the cleaning and the joining. The main part of this dissertation is the examination of the stabilising methods. Looking for alternative ways of stabilisation to the usual gap-filling, the different ways of stabilising are tested on samples to find out whether the method is at the same time appropriate to stabilise and not to harm the aesthetically impression of the glass. Finally the most suitable method for the glass vessel is chosen and described in the documentation of the applied methods. |
Keywords: | roman glass vessel, chain handle, examination of stabilising methods, |
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Birgit Depenbrock Birgit.Depenbrock@[Diesen Teil loeschen]gmx.de |
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