【摘 要】
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The cultural artifacts excavated in the remains of Shinseo Innovation city in Daegu form the deteriorated organic substances and the humic substances on the surface, and they were so severely damaged
【机 构】
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Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation, 406 Bongeunsa-ro Gangnam Seoul, 135-090, Korea
【出 处】
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东亚文化遗产保护学会第二次学术研讨会
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The cultural artifacts excavated in the remains of Shinseo Innovation city in Daegu form the deteriorated organic substances and the humic substances on the surface, and they were so severely damaged as not to withstand the weight of the bodies themselves due to the fine cracks.The synthetic resin mainly used for the treatment to preserve the previous sites may include solvents in the removal process to cause damage to artifacts.Also, when a reinforcing agent is removed in the preservation treatment of the interior, the artifacts may lose their cohesiveness so that it is considered they are highly likely to crumble.In order to prevent this unwanted situation from happening, we formed the surface protective layer using a temporary reinforcing agent, Cyclododecane and reinforced the artifacts with plaster as a second measure to prevent and collect them.The artifacts transferred indoors are securely treated not to be collapsed while being fixed with plaster, and the preservation treatment was processed from the back side.Once the treatment for preserving the back side was done and the intensity was enhanced, Cyclododecane between the plaster and the artifacts was heated up to be removed and the preservation treatment was applied to the front side.As a result of applying the preservation treatment to the front and back side as a way of reinforcing them in a sequence, the artifacts were not collapsed in a process and the treatment could be successfully done.Also, since the process of removing a reinforcing agent is made by the heating up, the new method is confirmed to be more convenient and safer than the previous material.However, if a brush is used to apply some agents in the treatment to preserve the site, it is likely that small flakes of artifacts or organic substances are disturbed by the brush.Therefore, it is found that there is a need to develop the new method for applying agents by a sprayer.
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