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Identification of a Fungal Community on Gilded Wood Carved Heritage
Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2013During restoration activities, a fungal reddish area was noted on a gilded wood carved ceiling decoration from a sacristy of a church in Aveiro, Portugal. The protocols used to identify the fungal community present in this wooden material included the classical culturing methods and a molecular biology protocol based on the ability of denaturing high ...
João Brandão +2 more
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Particularities of Moldavian Wood Heritage
2020Wood represents one of the traditional materials used in construction. Along the years unique wood constructions were built all around the world, some of which are now included in the international wood heritage. However, several challenges appeared along the year when searching for rehabilitation solution, but now international restrictions are given ...
Ioana Olteanu-Donţov +3 more
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Wood science for conservation of cultural heritage
, 2010 Wood science for conservation of cultural heritage - Braga 2008 : Porceedings of the International Conference held by COST Action IE0601, Braga (Portugal), 5-7 november ...
Gril, Joseph
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Making heritage language accessible through “a trip to the enchanted wood”
Language Teaching for Young Learners, 2022Abstract Despite increasing popularity of early heritage language (HL) education, the HL education system faces challenges, such as engaging young children and tailoring teachers’ pedagogical approaches. The aim of the study was to explore a particular pedagogical activity (“a trip to the enchanted wood”) that provides accessibility to HL, and to ...
Mila Schwartz, Miriam Minkov
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Heritage Statement for 18 Wood Street Wallingford
2013This is a document describing and discussing all aspects of the historic environment (Conservation areas, Listed Buildings, Ancient Monuments and archaeological sites) in relation to the development proposal at the above location. This follows the principles set out in: Clark,K.,2003, , Q I R U P H G , English Heritage, London English Heritage, 2011,
Wardle, Peter, Lacey, Colin
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Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2012
Abstract In the past, wood artifacts were treated with a variety of wood preservatives formulated on the basis of inorganic and organic biocides. Most of these biocides have a high human toxic potential and pollute the environment. Some of them even cause damage to the objects they were meant to preserve.
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Abstract In the past, wood artifacts were treated with a variety of wood preservatives formulated on the basis of inorganic and organic biocides. Most of these biocides have a high human toxic potential and pollute the environment. Some of them even cause damage to the objects they were meant to preserve.
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The cultural heritage of woods and forests
2018Contrary to popular belief, our ancient woodlands in Britain and across much of Europe, are not ‘wildwoods’, nor even are they remnants of a ‘wildwood’. These truly cultural landscapes mix nature and human history, woven together as a unique and rich tapestry of ecology and history (Rackham, 1976, 1980, 1986, 2006; Smout et al., 2005).
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Swithland Wood - secured as a National Heritage by Rotary in 1925
2023The purchase of Swithland Wood by the Leicester Rotary Club in ...
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