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Archaeological Conservation Symposium 2019
We held a symposium on July 6 and July 7, 2019, at the Japanese Institute of Anatolian Archaeology (JIAA) in Kaman.The abstracts are as follows.（Updating）
Archaeological Conservation: From Small Finds to
Site Preservation Symposium 2019
- İlkay İVGİN
- A New Era in Conservation: Processual Restoration - Conservation
- Brian CASTRIOTA, Sarah MONTONCHAIKUL
- Cultures of Collaboration at Sardis
- Bekir ESKİCİ, Berna ÇAĞLAR ERYURT
- Wall Painting Conservation in Archaeological Sites
- Evren KIVANÇER, Rana ÖZBAL
- How ‘The Evidence Of Past Human Activity’ Was Lifted from its Context - Bursa
- Selcuk SENER
- Architectural remains, conservation problems and solution suggestions in the archeological excavations
- Tuğba DİRİCAN, Ali Akın AKYOL
- Archaeometric Analyses of Kaman Yassihöyük Adobes And Conservation Problems
- Marianne ROCHEBEUF (presented by Alice PATERAKIS)
- Some Trials on Chemical Consolidation of Archaeological Mudbrick Walls
- Latif ÖZEN, AbdUllah ZARARSIZ
- Analysis, Restoration And Conservation of Lydian Metal Artifacts from Uşak Museum (The Treasury of Croesus)
- Uğur GENÇ
- Conservation Practices of Archaeological Metal Finds: Case Studies from Excavation, Museum and Laboratory
- Ian MACLEOD
- Collecting in-situ and laboratory data on corroded metal artefacts
- Alice BOCCIA PATERAKIS
- Preventive Conservation of Small Metal Finds
- Serkan GEDÜK
- Preventıve Conservation Methods for Ceramıc Objects in Exhibitions
Archaeological Conservation Symposium 2019
Archaeological Conservation: From Small Finds to
Site Preservation Symposium 2019
We are hosting a symposium on July 6 and July 7, 2019, at the Japanese Institute of Anatolian Archaeology (JIAA) in Kaman and are inviting papers from the archaeological excavations in Turkey.
We are especially interested in projects that involve the collaboration of archaeologist and archaeological conservator and we ask for contributions that illustrate the beneficial interaction of archaeology and conservation contributing to a better understanding and improved preservation of the cultural heritage in Anatolia. Ideally we encourage participation by both the archaeologist and conservator involved in the project at the symposium but we will understand if it is not possible for both professionals to attend. Papers dealing with small finds, architectural conservation, and site preservation will be welcome.
Please submit the title, names of authors, affiliations of authors, and a 300 word (max) abstract by May 15, 2019, to Alice Boccia Paterakis at alicepaterakis
yahoo.com. We are calling for papers in English and we plan to make the papers available digitally following the symposium. The program will be shaped according to abstracts received and you will be notified of the decision regarding your submission by May 31, 2019.
We ask that the powerpoint presentations devote equal time to archaeology and conservation, approximately 10 minutes each, totaling 20 minutes for each paper. A discussion period will follow each paper. Ideally the papers will be presented by the archaeologist/conservator co-authored team. Please provide us with the final digital draft of your paper by email before the symposium so it may be prepared for dissemination following the event. Instructions for authors regarding the format for your digital papers will be sent later. Limited accommodation will be available at the JIAA and recommendations for accommodation outside the JIAA will be provided if necessary. There is no fee for presenters or attendees.
We very much look forward to your participation.
Sincerely,