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Lindley Wood Reservoir Heritage Assessment
2018This heritage assessment follows the guidance set out by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists' (CIfA) Standards and Guidance for Historic Environment Desk-Based Assessments (2014) and Historic England Good Practice Advice Note 2: Managing Significance in Decision-Taking in the Historic Environment (2015) and Note 3: The Setting of Heritage Assets
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Nanoparticles For The Conservation Of Cultural Heritage: Paper And Wood
2012Nanoscience and nanotechnology are revolutionizing materials science in a pervasive way, in a manner similar to polymer chemistry's revolution of materials science over the preceding century. The continuous development of nanosized materials and the study of physicochemical phenomena at the nanoscale are paving the way for novel strategies of ...
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Applied Physics A, 2004
High and low resolution solid state NMR methods have been applied to characterise a few samples of ancient wood. In an ancient larch wood sample, by applying 1H low resolution NMR methods as a function of the temperature, the average pore size and its distribution have been determined. In addition, high resolution NMR techniques have allowed addressing
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High and low resolution solid state NMR methods have been applied to characterise a few samples of ancient wood. In an ancient larch wood sample, by applying 1H low resolution NMR methods as a function of the temperature, the average pore size and its distribution have been determined. In addition, high resolution NMR techniques have allowed addressing
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Notice of Retraction: Wood culture and education of the intangible cultural heritage
2010 International Conference on Educational and Information Technology, 2010To promote the wood culture, we must pay attention to deal with the relationship between tradition and modernity, protection and promotion, static and dynamic, aesthetics and usage. We should pay attention to the heritage of wood culture, and to think about how to develop the New Vision of Heritage Education of the intangible cultural heritage, based ...
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Nanocellulose based materials for cultural heritage: wood and textile applications
2020Nowadays, nanotechnology offers new means for the consolidation of historical papers, ancient woods and textile materials from natural fibers. Among the most promising materials that are widely used in this area are those based on crystalline nanocellulose (CNC).
Fornari, Anastasia +4 more
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Heritage Assessment at Land West of Helsbury Park Woods
This assessment was undertaken in accordance with best practice. The heritage assessment follows the guidance outlined in: Conservation Principles: policies and guidance for the sustainable management of the historic environment (English Heritage 2008), The Setting of Heritage Assets (Historic England 2015, revised 2017), Statements of Heritage ...Webb, P, Balmond, F, Morris, Bryn W
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Gamma radiation cured polyester resin for restoration of cultural heritage wood
Applied Radiation and IsotopesIn the process of restoring and conserving cultural heritage artifacts and documents, a wide range of coatings based on resins and adhesives are used, including natural products and various types of synthetic polymers. The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of polyester-based resins with polymeric monomers cured by gamma radiation ...
Maria Aparecida M.G. Pereira +4 more
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Wood in cultural Heritage. Properties and conservation of historical wooden artefacts
2022Wood is one of the most used materials in the human history for the production of artistic works, evidence that reflects not only the availability of wood but also its natural aesthetic qualities. The investigation of wooden artefacts supplies an interesting reference framework for better understanding the technical construction skills of the past and ...
Lo Monaco, Angela +2 more
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On the aging of Hinoki wood from the Japanese cultural heritage
2009Wood is a material designed by nature to last as long as it is not attacked by biological agents. It can support trees for centuries, and as a technological material it can again sustain loads for considerable periods. It is, as a consequence, a major component of the cultural heritage of many civilisations and the assessment of wood properties from ...
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