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The greater number of those objects of antiquity which are composed of inorganic materials, such as limestone, earthenware, and metals, owe the commencement of any alteration in their character to the situation in which they are discovered, since they are buried in ground whic...
The object with which it is proposed to deal should first be photographed, and from different sides if necessary; for the external appearance is often changed during the process...
3. PART I.The greater number of those objects of antiquity which are composed of inorganic materials, such as limestone, earthenware, and metals, owe the commencement of any alteration in...
2. i. Preservation of objects composed of inorganic substances1. Part I.