The certified course in archaeological ceramics conservation systematizes intervention methods and procedures, illustrated with case studies.
Examples of documents for recording and monitoring conservation interventions are provided in downloadable format.
An active method is used, illustrated with images and examples of the various stages of intervention.
Language: English.
Also available in: Português
Online course with certificate Conservation of Archaeological Ceramics
What you will learn in the online course on Conservation of Archaeological Ceramics
When we talk about conservation and restoration in general, and the conservation of archaeological ceramics in particular, we must bear in mind that each case is unique and that the characteristics of each piece differ according to its age, the place where it was found, and the materials it is made of.
However, there are processes and methodologies that must be followed and internationally accepted ethical and deontological principles.
At the end of this course, participants will know the techniques and processes involved in the conservation of archaeological ceramics.
You will learn about internationally accepted ethical and deontological principles.
Through the analysis of real interventions carried out by conservation and restoration technicians, you will learn about the methods of intervention, techniques, and materials applicable in different situations.
The online course includes supporting documents and links to websites of interest related to the conservation of archaeological ceramics.
Who should take the Conservation of Archaeological Ceramics Online Course
This technical course in conservation and restoration is aimed at archaeologists, conservators, restorers, and students in the field.
It is for anyone who wants to learn about the techniques and processes involved in the conservation of archaeological ceramics .
However, it is perfectly suited to anyone interested in the topics covered.
There are no entry requirements.
Certificate
At the end of the course, a training certificate will be issued . Know more.
We are a training entity certified by DGERT – Training Entity Certificate No. 1800/2015 – so the certificate has international validity.
How it works
Course structure – Conservation of Archaeological Ceramics
Part 1 – Concepts and principles of conservation
Conservation – Concepts
Intervention process
Key principles
Useful documents and links
Part 2 – Preventive conservation – principles and advantages
Objectives of preventive conservation
Areas of action and advantages
Useful documents and links
Part 3 – Analysis and diagnosis
Methodology:
- Historical and archaeological contexto
- Types of pieces
- Diagnosis
- Main pathologies
- Treatment proposal
- Preliminary actions
Case study
Part 4 – Intervention Process
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Selection marking and assembly
4.3. Cleaning
4.3.1. Mechanical and chemical cleaning of concretions
4.3.2. Mechanical cleaning and cleaning with solvents
4.3.3. Desalination
4.3.4. Consolidation
4.3.5. Gluing
4.3.6. Filling and leveling
4.3.7. Cromatic reintegration
Part 5 – Preventive Conservation
Packaging
Handling
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