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Considering Costume: The Conservation, Apparel, Adornment, and Accessories
Embellished Fabrics: Conserving Surface Manipulation and Decoration
Plying the Trades: Pulling Together in the 21st Century
Facing Impermanence: Exploring Preventive Conservation for Textiles
Recovering the Past: The Conservation of Archaeological and Ethnographic Textiles
Strengthening the Bond: Science and Textiles
The Fabric of an Exhibition
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As one of the dozen or so founders of NATCC, I am thrilled at how the idea has taken root. NATCC conferences have become an important venue for textile conservators to connect in meaningful ways.
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Papers
The definition of a profession: The tapestry conservation workshop at the Royal Tapestry Factory / Veronica Garcia Blanco
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Ethical Flexibility and the Principles of Preserving Genocide Clothing / Julia Brennan, Jackie Peterson Grace
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Professional Training in Preventive Conservation within the Peruvian Reality / Maria Ysabel Medina Castro
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Drawing a Fine Line: The Ethical Ramifications between Replicating, Recreating or Replacing the Shattered Silk Linings on Two Callot Soeurs Dresses / Laura Garcia-Vendrenne
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Challenges of Textile Conservation in Developing Countries: an Indonesian Case Study / Kristal Hale, Sandra Sarjono
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The Characterization of Three Conductive Fabrics/Threads Used for Do-it-yourself (DIY) Electronic Textiles / Heather Hodge
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Under Pressure: Rediscovering, Treating, and Pressure Mounting the USS Taylor National Ensign / Yoonjo Lee
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Challenges and possibilities at the Rui Barbosa Historic House Museum: preservation of textile collections / Gabriela Lucio
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The Effects of Textile Conservation on ‘Outside Influences’ / Christina Margariti
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Needlefelting as a Solution to Loss in Textiles with Wool Yarn Fringe / Kathleen Martin
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From Mexico and France - Approaches for the conservation treatment of a textile from Oaxaca / Hector Meneses, Lea Voisin
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The Tillett Tapíz: A Tale of Impact and Intent / Allison McClosky
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Dismantling Antiquated Practices at the Field Museum: Stakeholders and Challenges / Erin Murphy/Nicole Passerotti/ Stephanie Hornbeck
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COMBining Accessories and Costumes: Reproduction of Tortoiseshell Combs for Costume Exhibits / Nhat Quyen Nguyen
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Confronting Hate: Care and Display of Objects Representing the Oppressor / Emma Schmidt
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Revisiting Flags Preserved by Flag-Restoration Pioneers for the United States Naval Academy Museum / Camille Myers Breeze, Morgan Blei Carbone
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The Journey of the Beauchemin Curtain: Navigating the Preservation Challenges of a Large-Scale, Site-Specific Textile Artwork / Sophia Zweifel, Robert Vander Berg, Renée Dancause, Janet Wagner
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The Study and the Conservation of an Antependium, Thought to Be of the Immaculate Conception / France-Éliane Dumais, Louise Lalonger
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Re-upholstery of the Raphael Room walls at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum / Tess Fredette
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In-painting for Old Tapestry Repairs: A Non-traditional Approach to Restoring Tapestry Legibility / Anne Getts, Sarah Gates
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Adhesives in Textile Conservation: A Survey of 60 Years of Adhesive Use at the V&A / Joanne Hackett, Lynda Hillyer
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Alternative Methods of Wet Cleaning Knotted Carpets / Frances Hartog
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Everything Old is New Again: Science Unravels a Fake Moroccan Embroidery / Amanda Holden, Gregory Smith, Mark Vitha
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Lessons from the Long View: Observations and Insights on Developments in Private Practice from the 30 Year History of One Independent Textile Conservation Studio / Alison Lister, Frances Lennard
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Creative Pathways to Developing a Career in Textile Conservation in India / Deepshikha Kalsi
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Old and New Approaches in the Conservation of Excavated Textiles / Christina Margariti
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Responses to Changes in Visitor Expectations at National Historic Sites of Canada / Jose Milne
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Perspectives of Material Traditions Program at the Anchorage Museum / Sarah Owens, Joel Isaak, Monica Shah
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Save the Skirt: A Collaboration between Conservator and Conservation Scientist / Chris Paulocik, Season Tse
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Third Time’s the Charm? Revisiting Schiaparelli’s Shattered Silks / Jacquelyn Peterson-Grace
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Understanding a 1961 Wet Cleaning Treatment on a 10th Century Persian Shroud / Sara Reiter, Martina Ferrari, Kate Duffy
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The Evolution of Conservation Treatment Techniques in Mexico, Examined Through the Study of Historical Flags / Rosa Lorena Román Torres, Abner Gutiérrez Ramos, Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda
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Past, Present, Future: Assessment and Re-treatment Of the Golden Buddha / Emma Schmitt
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Maori Weaving: The Digital Reconstruction of a Piupiu at the Reiss Engelhorn Museums in Mannheim Germany / Corine Siegmund, Sylvia Mitschke, Rangi Te Kanawa
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Learning from the Laundress: Textile Conservation Lessons from the Analysis of Historical Finishes and Cleaning Residues / Sophia Zweifel, Gennifer Majors
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Retour sur les travail des pionnières en restauration de drapeaux pour le United States Naval Academy Museum / Camille Myers Breeze, Morgan Blei Carbone
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Le parcours du rideau Beauchemin: les enjeux de la conservation d’une œuvre textile monumentale associée à un emplacement spécifique / Sophia Zweifel, Robert Vander Berg, Renée Dancause, Janet Wagner
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L’étude et la restauration du parement d’autel dit de l’Immaculée Conception / France-Éliane Dumais, Louise Lalonger
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Remplacement des tissus muraux de la salle Raphaël du Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum / Tess Fredette
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Retouches pour les anciennes réparations sur tapisseries: une approche non traditionnelle à la restauration de la lisibilité d’une tapisserie / Anne Getts, Sarah Gates
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Les adhésifs en restauration des textiles : évaluation de 60 ans d'utilisation des adhésifs au V&A / Joanne Hackett, Lynda Hillyer
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Le nettoyage aqueux de tapis noués : méthodes alternatives / Frances Hartog
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Tout ce qui est vieux est nouveau: la science dévoile une fausse broderie / Amanda Holden, Gregory Smith, Mark Vitha
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Leçons d’une perspective à long terme: aperçus et observations sur les développements en pratique privée vus à travers les 30 ans d’histoire d’un atelier indépendant de restauration de textiles / Alison Lister, Frances Lennard
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Parcours novateur pour faire carrière dans la restauration de textiles en Inde / Deepshikha Kalsi
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Anciennes et nouvelles approches dans la restauration des textiles archéologiques / Christina Margariti
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Réponses aux changements dans les attentes des visiteurs des lieux historiques nationaux du Canada / Jose Milne
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Perspectives sur le programme Material Traditions du Anchorage Museum / Sarah Owens, Joel Isaak, Monica Shah
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Sauvegardez la jupe : une collaboration entre restaurateurs et scientifiques en conservation / Chris Paulocik, Season Tse
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La troisième fois sera la bonne? Revisiter les soies friables de Schiaparelli / Jacquelyn Peterson-Grace
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Comprendre le nettoyage aqueux effectué en 1961 d’un linceul persan du 10e siècle / Sara Reiter, Martina Ferrari, Kate Duffy
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L'évolution des techniques de restauration au Mexique perçue à travers l'étude de drapeaux historiques / Rosa Lorena Román Torres, Abner Gutiérrez Ramos, Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda
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Passé, présent, futur: évaluation et nouveau traitement du Bouddha d'or / Emma Schmitt
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Tissage maori : reconstruction numérique d'un piupiu du Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen à Mannheim en Allemagne / Corine Siegmund, Sylvia Mitschke, Rangi Te Kanawa
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Apprendre des blanchisseuses : leçons en conservation des textiles tirées de l'analyse des produits de finition traditionnels et des résidus de nettoyage / Sophia Zweifel, Gennifer Majors
Ties of Ancient Mexico - A Technique Employed by Pre-Columbian Cultures / Ana Julia Poncelis Gutiérrez
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Designs in Cotton and Palm Leaf. Pre-Hispanic Funerary Bundle from Zimapán, Hidalgo State / Judith Gómez, Luisa Mainou
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Pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican Garments Made Out of Shell: A Proposal for Research and Conservation / María de Lourdes Gallardo Parrodi
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All That Glitters Is Gold: Metallic Embellishments on the Plume of Ancient Mexico / María Olvido Moreno Guzmán
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Material Culture and Endurance: Feathered Textiles from the Gran Chaco / Silvana Di Lorenzo, Silvia Manuale
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Embroidery Textile Technology in Viceroy Times, Techniques and Materials / Ingrid Karina Jiménez Cosme, José Luis Ruvalcaba Sil
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Palm Tree and Coconut Fibers in Noemí Ramírez's Contemporary Textile Art / Ana Lizeth Mata Delgado, Claudia María Coronado García
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Shiny Surfaces – The Conservation of Cellophane and Related Materials / Elizabeth-Anne Haldane
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Manipulation of Early Plastics and the Variable Fabrication of Cellulose Acetate: Assessing Opposite Ends of the Spectrum of two Identical Belts Designed by Elsa Schiaparelli c.1938 / Leanne Tonkin, Adriana Rizzo
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Moving Embroidery – A Way to Preserve the Full Cultural Heritage of Chasubles in Use / Heidi Åberg
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Re-imagining Embellishment: The Conservation of Iris van Herpen’s Radically Engineered Surfaces / Sarah Scaturro, Leanne Tonkin
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Antebellum Ornament: The Conservation of the Butler Greenwood Parlor Furnishings at the New Orleans Museum of Art / Howard Sutcliffe
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Digitally Created Katagami Stencils for Printing Textile Infills / Nancy Britton, Ann-Sofie Stjernlöf
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Topsy-Turvy Conservation: Consolidating and Wet Cleaning the Embellished Hangings from the Spangled Bed, Knole / Rosamund Weatherall, Claire Golbourn
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Philadelphia’s Opulent Embroidery: The Study of a Needlework Painted Picture of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection / Martina Ferrari, Sara Reiter, Bernice Morris, Beth Price, Kate Duffy
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Embellishing: The Truth / Denise Migdail
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Research Study and Restoration of an 18th Century Court Dress from the National History Museum Collection / Laura Jazmín Solís Gómez
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Preserving the Process: The Conservation of Mid-production Resist-dyed Dutch Wax and Indonesian Batik Textiles / Bernice Morris
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Problems in the Reintegration of Color into Textiles. The Example of a Rebozo (a shawl) from Tenancingo / Diana María Medellín Martínez
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Challenged by a Chasuble: Developing a Conservation Treatment Combining Paper and Textile Techniques / Lynn McClean
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All that Glitters: Binders/Adhesives Found in Metallic Printed Textiles in the Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art / Sara Reiter, Beth A. Price, Kate Duffy, Ken Sutherland, Andrew Lins
Journey’s End: Moving The Costume Institute from the Grand Scale to the Individual Object / Elizabeth Arenaro, Marci Morimoto, Anne K. Reilly
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Beads, bugle beads, and exhibition solutions / Margarita Báez Vicke, Lydia García Cruz, Rebeca Rosendo Corona, Sergio Sandoval Arias
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Hanging Heavy Carpets – Pros and Cons of the “Berlin System” / Anna Beselin
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De-installing and storing of mural textiles at the Decorative Arts Museum - Palace of Rioja / Fanny Espinoza, Catalina Rivera
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“Keeping in shape” An investigation into the suitability of using Fosshape™ for costume storage mounts at Historic Royal Palaces / Charlotte Gamper, Emma Henni
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Unauthorized movement. The loss of inherent information in archaeological textiles due to the lack of context. / Lilian García-Alonso Alba
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Unwelcome Zephyrs: Air Circulation and Fabric on Display / Joy Gardiner, Joelle D. J. Wickens
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Moving Maharajas: The Display and Transportation of Indian Costume and Textiles / Elizabeth-Anne Haldane
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“Movable Architecture” Ottoman tents and aspects of their installation, transit, and storage. / Jerzy Holc
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Can Movement be a Conservation Goal? Preserving the Essence of Automata in the Murtogh D. Guinness Collection / Marjorie Jonas, Kathy Francis, Jere Ryder
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Acute situations require acute action! / Rebecka Karlsdotter
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Removing soiling from clothing with bloodstains / Christina Margariti, Maria Kinti, Archontina Chanialaki
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Loss and recovery from a forced removal / Sylvia Paola Moreno Meneses, Ana-María Teresa Rojas Zepeda
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Stretch—The Truth: Patrick Kelly’s knit dresses and the stretch, growth and recovery of modern knit fabrics during display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. / Bernice Morris, Laura Mina
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Moving the Mud Out - cleaning up after flooding at the Museum of the Highwood in High River, Alberta / Gail Niinimaa, Niinimaa
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Beyond Dummies: Enlivening the costume exhibition Charles James: Beyond Fashion with animated content / Glenn Petersen
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Under a Starry Heaven: The Conservation of a Processional Canopy / Rachel Phelan
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“Should feathers fly?” Risks and challenges concerning feathers in motion / Renée Riedler, Melanie Korn, Johann Wassermann, María Olvido Moreno Guzmán
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Moving Textiles; reducing stressors on the humans, as well as the textiles: a practical framework for ergonomic systems interventions / Rwth Stuckey, Philip Meyer, Kate Douglas, Annette Soumilas
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George Washington Slept Here: The First ‘Oval Office’ / Virginia Jarvis Whelan
Merging the 21st Century into a Gilded Age Fortune 500 Boardroom / Alexandra Allardt and Robert M. Kelly
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Reshaping and Rehousing of Rubber Galoshes / Pia Christensson, Per-Magnus Johansson, Ulrika Brynell, Kathrin Hirichs Degerblad, Thea Winther
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How can we conserve both the artist’s idea and the material? The special case of a "Achrome" of Piero Manzoni / Susanna Conti, Elisa Bracaloni, Matti Patti, and Rodorico Giorgi
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Lessons Learned: The Use of 20 denier Nylon Net in the Treatment of Two Oversized Flags / Renee Dancause and Jan Vuori
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Viscose Rayon: An Absorbing Problem. An Investigation into the Impact Conservation Wet Cleaning Treatments have on Historic Woven Viscose Rayon Fabrics / Charlotte Gamper, Karen Thompson and Anita Quye
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The Influence of the Environment and Stress on the Degradation of Nylon Stockings used in "Garden of Delight" a Work of Art by Madeleine Berkhemer / Suzan de Groot, Henk van Keulen and Thea van Oosten
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Man-Made Uppers, Man-Made Soles: The Technology of Modern Shoes / Joanne Hackett
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From Deterioration to Metamorphosis, the Decision-Making Process for the Conservation of a Contemporary Textile Work / Mariana López, Emmanuel Lara Barrera, and Priscila Villeda Ramírez
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Gellan Gum as a Material for Local Stain Reduction / Anne Peranteau
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Care of Highly Problematic Twentieth-Century Textiles: Identification, Cleaning, Storage, and Exhibition / Kelly Reddy-Best and Margaret T. Ordoñez
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Rubberized Flannel in Contemporary Beaded Powwow Regalia / Rebecca Summerour, Susan Heald, Sarah Jane Grace Owens, Odile Madden and Jennifer Giaccai
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Keeping it up - Very PVC / Jane Wild and Sarah McHugh
PLYING THE TRADES: PULLING TOGETHER IN THE 21ST CENTURY
The Role of Universities in the Rescue of Cultural Heritage
Gonzalo J. Alarcón Vital
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Conservation Challenge: Ottoman Carpets in Transylvanian Churches
Anna Beselin
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Stitches in Time: The Integration of 18th and 21st Century Technologies and Techniques across Three Cultures
Nancy Britton
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Building a Museum Conservation Community in Iraq
Vicki Cassman / Jessica Johnson / Nancy Odegaard
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Conservation as a Process of Representation: The Kurdish Textile Museum of Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan
Anne-Marie Deisser / Lolan Sipan / Róisín Miles
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Twenty Years of Conservation Collaborations with Native Peoples at the National Museum of the American Indian
Susan Heald
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Retrieval of Forgotten Textile Techniques: A Ukrainian Community’s Focus that Enriches Communities Beyond
Teena Jennings-Rentenaar / Aniza Kraus
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Textile Conservation at the Lyceum Club of Greek Women: So We Think We Can Dance
Tatiana Kousoulou / Zoi Kona
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Engaging with the Public Realm: Conserving Textiles as a Public Spectacle at the People’s History Museum, Manchester, UK
Vivian Lochhead
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Collaboration between Textile Conservators and Archaeologists: Four Case Studies of Textiles from Pyre Burials from Ancient Greece
Christina Margariti
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Soaring Up: Feathered Textiles in Contemporary Mexico
Hector Manuel Meneses Lozano
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Dyes and Dye-stuffs in Textile Conservation
Rosa Lorena Román Torres / Lilia Félix León / Arturo León Candanedo / Abner Gutiérrez Ramos / Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda / Alejandra Corona Cadena / Lilian García-Alonso Alba / Javier Vázquez Negrete
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Life’s Rich Tapestry
Deb Spoehr
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Weaving Experiences with the Textile Heritage and the Memory
Olga Liliana Sulca
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Producing, Weaving, and Felting T,urcana Wool in the Apuseni Mountains, Romania
Florica Zaharia / Ana Teodora Zaharia
Disassembling and Reassembling: Problems and ethics concerning the process of bleaching a parasol / Tanja Aronsson
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Treatment of Egyptian Revival furniture: Part I. Three-dimensional structure (springs and webbing) / Nancy Britton.
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Conservation treatment of a ceremonial Chimú costume / María Victoria Carvajal Campusano
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Long Term Preservation of Ptolemaic to Late Antique Period Burials at The Metropolitan Museum of Art Excavation in Dahshur, Egypt / Emilia Cortés
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Treatment of Egyptian Revival furniture: Part II. Aesthetics of show cover / Jan Vuori,
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How to bag a warbird: The re-covering of two German First World War aircraft / Jessie Firth
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Precious Metal: The conservation of a 17th-century Garter suit / Sarah Foskett
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When minimal intervention is not enough: Deconstructing and reconstructing a sprung upholstered chair / Kathryn Gill
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She Walks in Beauty: The conservation, reconstruction, mounting and packing of an English court mantua / Joanne Hackett
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What lies beneath: The biography of an Egyptian tunic / Elizabeth-Anne Haldane
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The treatment and analysis of a Hausa horse bridle / Meghan McFarlane
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Conservation and logistics for a simultaneous two-venue exhibition, Black in Fashion: Mourning to Night / Solitaire Osei
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Every picture is worth 1,000 words but an object speaks volumes / Chris Paulocik
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Textiles from the beyond / Catalina Plazas
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Pour une gestion rationnelle d'une collection hétérogène: La politique de conservation des costumes ethnographiques tridimensionnels au musée du quai Branly, Paris / Anne-Solène Roland
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Basketry conservation: The case study of the palm box from the Chagüera cave, Ticumán, Morelos, México / Rosa Lorena Román Torres
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The re-tufting of a Hunzinger armchair / Gwen Spicer
Preserving Our Heritage “The Future of the Past”: The Restructuring of the Ethnographic Collection in the Museum Nacional de Antropologia. / Alejandro González Villarruel and Judith Gómez González
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Project Management Practices and Preventive Conservation Projects at the Royal Ontario Museum. / Shannon Elliott
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Fragments of Queen Kristina’s Burial Costume, Preservation and Documentation of Materials, Textile Techniques and Dyestuffs. / Johanna Nilsson and Sofia Nestor
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Introduction to IMLS Programs / Mark Fietl
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Maintaining a Textile Museum with a Limited Budget by Applying Principles of Preventive Conservation. / Maria Catalina Plazas García and María del Pilar Muñoz
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Preventive Conservation at the National Museum and House of Culture in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. / Pia Christensson
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Microbial Growth on Textiles: Conflicting Conventions. / Mary W. Ballard
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Preserving Ancient Threads. Preventive Conservation Strategy for Greek Excavated Textiles. / Christina Margariti and Georgianna Moraitou
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Discussion of Textile Volume of Readings in Conservation, Issues in the Conservation of Textiles [working title], to be published by the Getty Conservation Institute / Mary M. Brooks, Textile Conservation Centre, University of South Hampton
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When Royal Becomes Popular. The Preventive Conservation, Documentation and Disaster Planning Project for the Textile Collection of the Former Greek Royal Palace of Tatoi. / Tatiana Kousoulou
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Panel Discussion on Disaster Response and Preparedness. / Jane Long, Heritage Preservation and Robert Sonderman and Theresa Voellinger, the National Park Service.
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Crossing Continents: Packing Costumes for Multi-venue Tours. / Elizabeth-Anne Haldane, Lara Flecker, Richard Ashbridge, and Adam Monaghan
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The Conservation of the Original 1950s Textile Hangings in the Auditorium of the Royal Festival Hall, London. / Alison Lister, Jo Banks and Vicky Hand
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The “Adopt a Textile” Program in Huaca Malena, Peru. / Rommell Angeles Falcon and Denise Pozzi-Escot
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Lighting the Treasures. / Fenella G. France
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Designing in Permanence: Creating the Permanent Display Gallery for the Star-Spangled Banner. / Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss
Textile Treasures of Llullaillaco / Fenella G. France, Vuka Roussakis, Patricia Lissa, Miguel Xamena, Pedro Santillán, María Campero de Larrán, Gabriela Doña, and Gabriela Ammirati
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Long Ago Person Found—An Ancient Robe Tells a New Story / Kjerstin Mackie
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Evidence of Caribbean Basketry Preserved as Impressions on Pottery / Soraya Serra-Collazo
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Rediscovering Pre-Columbian Peruvian Textiles: Their Conservation and Documentation in the Museo Nacional, Universidad Federal of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil / Luciana da Silveira, Arabel Fernández López, y Elizabete Mendonça
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A Pre-Columbian Funerary Bundle from Atacama: An Interpretation of the Textiles’ Tactile–Visual Languages / María Soledad Hoces de la Guardia Chellew y Ana-María Rojas Zepeda
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Looking into the Past: The Potential of X-Radiography as an Investigative Technique for Archaeological and Ethnographic Textiles / Sonia A. O’Connor and Mary M. Brooks
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Identification and Quantification of Organic Pesticides on Ethnographic Textiles during Treatment Phases / Susan Heald, Lauren Chang, and Jessica S. Johnson
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Darn that Spot! Investigations into Cleaning Raffia Cut-Pile Kuba Cloth / Beth Szuhay and Jill D’Alessandro
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A Study of Moosehair-Embroidered Souvenir Objects / Anne MacKay
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Conservation of the Feather Mosaic “Christ Saviour of the World” from the Museo Nacional del Virreinato, Mexico / Rosa Lorena Román Torres, Abner Gutiérrez Ramos, Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda, Fernando Sánchez Guevara and Lilia Félix Ramírez
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The Textiles of Leymebamba / Lena Bjerregaard
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Examination and Treatment of a Basketry and Textile Tent Divider from Sudan / Christine Giuntini and Maya Naunton
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The Treatment and Preparation for Exhibition of a Composite Material Ceremonial Warrior’s Costume from the Loma People in Liberia / Stephanie Hornbeck
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An Invisible Craft / Priya Ravish Mehra
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Textile Case Study: A Project to Protect Heritage in Religious Spaces in Mexico / Mercedes Gómez-Urquiza de la Macorra
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To Repair or to Conserve the Ethnographic. Reorganization Project of the Ethnographic Galleries of the Museo Nacional de Antropología / María Judith Gómez González and Alejandro González Villarruel
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First-Aid and Preventive Conservation of Ecclesiastical Vestments in the Greek Orthodox Monasteries / Tatiana Koussoulou
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Negotiating Meaning and Cultural Memory with Maya Textiles / Lana Panko
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Using Collections to Bridge Communities / DY Begay and Jeanne Brako
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The Textile Center of the Mayan World: A Commitment for Conservation and Dissemination of Textile Art / Cándida Fernández de Calderón
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Conservation of the Bolivian Danzante Costume from the Museo Etnográfico of Buenos Aires / Patricia Lissa, Silvana Di Lorenzo y Maria Pia Villaronga
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Irmgard Weitlaner Johnson: Outstanding Researcher of Textiles / Virginia Davis
Vibrant Dancers: Egungun Costumes from Southwestern Nigeria / Dorothy Stites Alig
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Secret Agents: Deliberately Concealed Garments as Symbolic Textiles / Dinah Eastop and Charlotte Dew
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Religious Symbolic Textiles in Himalayan Monasteries: Prayer Flags, Banners and Thangkas. / Ann Shaftel
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Clear as Mud: How Cultural Significance Determines Preservation Choices. / Sarah Clayton, Wendy Dodd, Victoria Gill and Bridie Kirkpatrick
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Preservation of Stripes, Stars and Swastikas. / Lizou Fenyvesi
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Documenting and Preserving Woven and Constructed Materials on a Collection of Early Nineteenth Century Native North American Objects. / T. Rose Holdcraft
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Amos Bad Heart Bull’s Painted Textile: A Document of Cultures and Conflicts. / Virginia Jarvis Whelan
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"For Which It Stands": American Patriotism in Material Culture. / Marilyn Zoidis
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Flag Conservation Then and Now. / Deborah Lee Trupin
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MFAH Texas Flags: 1836-1945 Flags as Fine Art? / Fonda Ghiardi Thomsen
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What If You Can’t Afford To Make a Mistake: Developing an Experimental Protocol for the Treatment of the Star-Spangled Banner. / Fenella G. France and Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss
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Different Restoration Treatments on 19th Century Silk Banners and Flags. / Fanny Espinoza
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United We Stand! The Conservation of Trade Union Banners. / Frances Lennard and Vivian Lochhead
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"Go Thou and Do Likewise"? The Conservation of the Ebrington Friendly Society Banner. / Ann French and Nicola Gentle
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Moving Pictures: Adapting Painting Conservation Techniques to the Treatment of Painted Textiles. / Nancy R. Pollak
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The Conservation of Savonarola’s Banner. / Mary Westerman Bulgarella and Susanna Conti
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Avendale for Reformation: Conservation of a 17th Century Covenanting Banner. / Lynn McClean and Elizabeth-Anne Haldane
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The Effectiveness of Adhesive Support Treatments for Flags and Banners: Condition of Treated Artifacts in Canada and the UK. / Irene F. Karsten and Nancy Kerr
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Facing the Future: The Use of Cyclododecane and Re-Moistenable Tissue Paper in the Conservation of a Painted Silk Flag. / Joanne Hackett and Beth Szuhay
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
Looking at our History, Listening to Our Client. / Harold F. Mailand
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What so Proudly We Hailed: One Museum’s Effort to Conserve Historic Flags. / Barbara L. Rowe
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Saving Maine’s Colours: Strategies in Flag Conservation & Exhibition at the Maine State Museum. / Gwen Spicer, Laureen LaBar, Susan Adler, Marion Scharoun and Dona Smith
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Do You Know Where You Are? Silk Flank Markers from the Civil War. / Sarah C. Stevens
Modern Materials in Costume collections: A Collaboration between Scientist and Conservator / Chris Paulocik, R. Scott Williams
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Characterization of Silk Deterioration / Paul Garside, Paul Wyeth
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Iron Gall and the Textile Conservator / Katherine Barker
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Studies on a Korean Painted Silk Banner: Identification of Layer Structure, Binding Medium, and Pigments / Mika Takami, Paul Wyeth
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Chemical Finishes on Indigo-dyes Cloth: Characterization of Miao and Miao-related Costume from Guizhou, China / Lauren Chang, Paul Wyeth
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A Fault in the Thread? Examining fibers Taken from Laces of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries / Angharad Rixon
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Analysis of Soiling and Trace Contaminants of the Star-Spangled Banner / Fenella G. France, Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss, Alberto Nuñez, William N. Marmer
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Characterization and Evaluation of a Synthetic Fabric: A Flag Study / Lorena Román, Nicolas Gutiérrez, Abner Gutiérrez, Fernando Sánchez Guevara, Claudia del Fuente
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The Ardabil Carpet and Other Interesting Collaborations / David Howell, Chris Carr, Barry Knight,
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Wash Water Quality Requirements for Textile Conservation: An Over view of Canadian Conservation Institute Research / Season Tse
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Tapestry Cleaning: Characterization and Removal of Soils / Kathy Francis
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The Identification and Removal of Deodorants, Antiperspirants, and Perspiration Stains from White Cotton Fabric / Melanie Sanford, Margaret Ordoñez
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Beneath the Surface: Salt Movement in Archaeological Textiles / Glenna Susan Marsh-Letts, Samuel B. Adeloju
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An Investigation of the Effects of Borohydride Treatments of Oxidized Cellulose Textiles / Maj G. Ringgaard
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Conservation of the Wright Flyer III: Serendipity and Substantiation / Deborah Bede
The Resurrection of an American Film Star: the Beloved Cowardly Lion / Irena Calinescu and Cara Varnell.
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Wet With Blood: the investigation of Mary Todd Lincoln's cloak / Nancy Buenger.
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Mémoire Corporative. strategies in creating a theatrical costume collection while performing art / Sylvie François, Claude Brault and Mary M. Brooks.
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Preventive Conservation: technically recording and making a reproduction of a late Chinchorro infant-mummy / Barbara Cases C. and Ana María Rojas Z.
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Threads And Treads: woven sandals from the Southwest / Nancy Odegaard, Mike Jacobs, Marilen Pool and Thomas Braun.
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Conservation And Study Of Four 6,000 Year-Old Textiles From The Judean Desert / Olga Negnevitsky and Tamar Schick.
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Are Yeez 'Appy: the framing and installation of banners for the Museum Of Scotland / Sarah Foskett.
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‘That Fabric Seems Extremely Bright': non-destructive characterization of nineteenth century mineral dyes via XRF analysis / Joy Gardiner, Janice Carlson, Linda Eaton and Kate Duffy.
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The Ormerod Bedcover: research and treatment / Dilys Blum, Sara Lynn Reiter and Virginia J. Whelan.
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Local Stain Removal from Océanie, la mer by Henri Matisse: the development of a reducing bleach technique using a suction disk, ultrasonic mister, and airbrush / Jan Vuori, Debra Daly Hartin, Season Tse, Anne Maheux and Anne Ruggles.
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Melding Eighteenth-Century Traditions with Twentieth-Century Technologies or Crèche Crisis Culminates in Christmas Collaboration / Robin Hanson.
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Dudok's Town Hall in Hilversum: the reconstruction of the interior textiles / Jennifer Barnett.
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Shade of Faith: the conservation of a painted sukkah interior / Judith Eisenberg and Harriett Irgang.
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Collaborating Overseas: the textile conservation project at Villa La Pietra / Susan Anne Mathisen and Costanza Perrone Da Zara.
Can High Productivity be Productive? / Jonathan Ashley-Smith and Lynda Hillyer
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Textile Conservation, Exhibit and Storage Design for the Commonwealth's Flag Reinstallation Project. / Betsy Gould
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Textile Exhibition Practices in the Philippines. / Evelyn T.Elveña
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A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity: Planning and Building New Permanent Exhibitions at the Armémuseum, Stockholm. / Annika Castwall af Trolle, Lena Engquist Sandstedt, and Anna Zillén
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Behind the Seams of an Exhibition. / Christine Paulocik
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Invisible Boundaries: Searching for Common Ground Between Curators, Conservators, and Interpreters. / Abby Sue Fisher
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Exhibition and Preservation of Artifacts with Textile Components at Point Ellice House Historic Site / Jennifer Iredale
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Exhibiting Textiles in Historic House Furnished Rooms: Balancing Conservation and Interpretation. / Deborah Lee Trupin
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Balancing Long-term Display with Preservation: The Treatment of the Fort Sumter Garrison Flag. / Jane L. Merritt and Rita Kauneckas
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Working with Long-term Exhibits Containing Textiles. / Deborah Bede
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Mechanical Aspects of Lining "Loose Hung" Textiles. / Thomas Bilson, Bill Cooke, and David Howell
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Treatment Decisions for the Exhibition of a 1697 English State Bed. / Nancy Britton
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Comprehensive Approach to Textile Problems in the Hermitage. / Elena Mikolaychuk and Nina Pinyagina
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Conservation Guidelines for Museum Exhibition Cases. / Toby J. Raphael
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Concerns about Plastics During Exhibition and Transport of Textile Objects. / R. Scott Williams
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The Lighting Decision. / Stefan Michalski
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Lighting for Preservation - Fibre Optics in Museum Exhibits. / Larry V. Bowers
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Exhibiting Historical Costumes from a Living Tradition: Cantonese Opera in Canada. / Elizabeth Lominska Johnson and Darrin Morrison
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Conservation, Display and Transport of "Becoming American Women: Clothing and the Jewish Immigrant Experience, 1880-1920". / Nancy Buenger
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Travelling with Panache: An Unconventional Packing Method for a Travelling Costume Exhibit. / Carol Brynjolfson
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Dressed for the Occasion: Creative and Practical Ideas for Mounting Costume Exhibitions. / Eva Burnham and Daniel Lalande
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Flying the Flag Down Under: A Discussion of the Significance of Flags, the Etiquette of Using Them, and a Variety of Display Techniques. / Catherine Challenor and Wendy Dodd
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Making the Most of Mounts: Expanding the Role of Display Mounts in the Preservation and Interpretation of Historic Textiles. / Alison Lister
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"The Real West": A Collaborative Exhibit at Three Venues. / Jeanne Brako
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A Division of Skills: A Case History of Mounting an Exhibition on a Limited Budget. / Ann French, Susan Stanton, and Lesley Anne Kerr
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"Let Me Edu-tain You," Historic Artifacts and the World of Themed Entertainment. / Cara Varnell
Posters
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Community Input: Treatment, Storage, and Handling of Indigenous Beadwork at the Textile Museum of Canada / Hillary Anderson
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Revisiting Adhesive Treatments Performed on Ethnographic Textile Collection Items at the Estonian National Museum / Vincent Dion, Janika Turu
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Using Tek Wipe Solvent Poultices to Remove Adhesive Residue from Textile: A Technique Inspired by Conservation Treatments for Paper and Paintings / Marie Ève Gaudreau Lamarre
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Highs and Lows of Gellan Gum: Evaluating its Use in the Treatment of Textiles / Michelle Hunter
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Tatted and Tattered: A Novel Method of Treating Tatting-Covered Buttons / Gennifer Majors
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Letting the Masks Dance: Reshaping Brittle and Deformed Plant Fiber on Bamana, Ci Wara Ensembles / Casey Mallinckcrodt
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Mounting Contemporary Powwow Regalia with Dramatic Visual Results / Alison Smith-Welsh
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The Triboelectric Series: Its Use in Selecting Mounting Fabrics / Gwen Spicer
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"Life after Death" Can the Remarkable Find of a Medieval Man and His Clothing in the Bocksten Peatbog Illustrate the History and the Future of Textile Conservation? / Lotti Benjaminsson
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Collaboration Between Disciplines for the Conservation of a Contemporary Textile Sculpture / Alice Watkins, Claire Laurin
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Contribution de la communauté : traitement, mise en réserve et manipulation d’œuvres perlées autochtones au Textile Museum of Canada / Hillary Anderson
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Réexaminer les traitements adhésifs effectués sur des textiles d’une collection ethnographique appartenant au Musée national estonien / Vincent Dion, Janika Turu
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L’utilisation du Tek Wipe comme cataplasme de solvants pour retirer les résidus d’adhésifs d’un tissu : une technique inspirée des traitements de restauration de papier et peinture / Marie Ève Gaudreau Lamarre
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Les hauts et les bas: évaluation de la gomme gellane pour le traitement des textiles / Michelle Hunter
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Frivolité en lambeaux : une nouvelle méthode de traitement de boutons recouverts de frivolité / Gennifer Majors
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Laisser les masques danser: la remise en forme de fibres végétales fragilisées et déformées sur des tenues de danse cérémoniale Ciwara appartenant à la culture bambara / Casey Mallinckcrodt
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Présentation d’une régalia contemporaine de pow-wow avec un effet visuel spectaculaire / Alison Smith-Welsh
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La série triboélectrique : son utilisation pour la sélection de tissus de support / Gwen Spicer
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La vie après la mort : est-ce que la rare découverte de l’homme de la tourbière de Bocksten et de ses vêtements moyenâgeux pourrait nous permettre d’illustrer l’histoire et l’avenir de la restauration des textiles? / Lotti Benjaminsson
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Collaboration entre disciplines pour la restauration d’une sculpture textile contemporaine / Alice Watkins, Claire Laurin
Aesthetics vs. Conservation: An Interdisciplinary Experience in the Discussion Regarding the Cleaning of Metallic Threads during the Textile Conservation and Restoration Workshop (STCRT) at the Conservation, Restoration, and Museography School "Manuel del Castillo Negrete" (ENCRyM) / Lucía Alviar Cerón, Adriana Jiménez Marín
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Restoration of Two Cotton Mixtec Huipiles Adorned with Silk Appliques and Embroideries Belonging to the Hold in Reserve Objects Category of the National Museum of Anthropology / Ana Kateri Becerra Pérez, Laura Filloy Nadal
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Analysis and Characterization of Turk’s head knots / Joy Boutrup
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Preliminary Observation on Experimental Use of Laser Irradiation on Textiles / Emilia Cortes, Ana Radojević
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Metal Threads Could Be Metal Threats? Examination of Metal Surface Decorations Used For Embellishment of Greek Ecclesiastical Textiles / Anna Karatzani
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A Collection’s History / Verónica Kuhliger
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Ravine Inhabitants and Color. Textiles from the Maguey Cave / Begoña Aranzazú Muerza Avendaño
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Porcupine vs. Moose: An Investigation and Treatment of Seneca-Iroquois Moccasins / Nicole Passerotti
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Embroidering Traditions: Leather and Textile Guayaca from the Gauchesca culture / Lucila Pesoa, Juliana Ullúa
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Ethnographical Crowns – Variety of Materials and the Importance of Storage Conditions / Indra Saulesleja, Indra Tuna
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Paint-By-Number Stabilization: A Polychrome Net Overlay for an Embroidered Mourning Picture / Ingrid Sey
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To Cover With Grace. The Conservation of a Rebozo (a shawl) from San Ignacio de Loyola School, Vizcaínas. Mexico / Juan Gerardo Ugalde Salinas, María Fernanda Aceves Valencia, Agueda Selene Delgado Cueva
An ecological alternative to dry-cleaning of historical textiles / Karla Castillo Leyva
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Big banners, tight spaces: Storage solutions at the Hispanic Society of America / Joy Davis, Janet Lee, Kirsten Schoonmaker
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Hanging Around: Unobtrusive display solutions for working clothes in the Barbara Hepworth Studio / Stella Gardner, Alison Lister ACR, Abigail Tyler
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Costumes on the move / Sarah Gates, Anne Getts
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When mobility is the cause of damage: The conservation of a 1950’s handbag / Zoë Lanceley, Karen Thompson
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Traditionally ornamented 17th century woolen shawl: Research, conservation and reconstruction / Jana Libiete, Indra Saulesleja, Indra Tuna, Irita Zeiere
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Rotation Ready / Denise Migdail, Courtney Helion
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The freezer limbo: How low should it go and for how long should it stay? / Sara Reiter
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Migration of dyes in archaeological textiles from wet sites / Maj Ringgaard
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I have a gel, and I know how to use it! An examination of the working properties of agarose gels in textile conservation / Emma Schmitt
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Supporting double-sided trade banners: How rare earth magnets allow for both sides to be viewed / Gwen Spicer
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Reaping the Benefits: Conserving a Countryman’s Smock for Community Use / Abigail Tyler, Megan De Silva
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Muscogee beaded bandolier bag: Moving from shoulder to storage, from conservation to display / Cathleen Zaret
New Materials, Ancestral Techniques: A Problem? / Lilian Garcia-Alonso Alba
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The Comparative Analysis and Characterization of Deteriorated Textile Fibers: Cotton, Linen, Wool, and Silk / Alejandra Corona Cadena
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Luminous Visions: An investigation into the possibility of characterizing natural dye using ultra violet light / Angela Duckwall
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Creating Invisible Mounts with Low Tech Fabrication Methods / Ann Frisina
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The "Green Challenge": Incorporating Sustainable Materials into Textile Conservation and Collections Care / Christian Hernandez
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Study and conservation of two plastic dolls and their garments: dilemmas and limitations / Maria Koutsodimitropoulou and Anna Karatzani
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Displaying and housing an oversized painted textile—a case study of using local materials to preserve a National treasure in Taiwan / Jen-Jung Ku and Wan-ping Chen
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Polyethylene foam used as a base for padded board / Christina Margariti
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"20 Years Restoring the Threads of History": Training Textile Conservators at ENCRYM / Alejandra Mosco
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Solutions for the Replacement of Textile Supports in Mexico / Rosa Lorena Román Torres, Alejandra Corona Cadena, Lilian García-Alonso Alba, Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda, Abner Gutiérrez Ramos and Elizabeth Trujillo Huazo
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Communicating through Acrylic Emulsion Paints: Preserving the Union of Communication Workers' banner c.1990 / Leanne Tonkin
Cushmas: Amazonian Ethnographic Costumes. Their Preventive Conservation and Appreciation / Rosemary Zenker Alzamora
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A Simple Modification of Pressure Mounts to Prevent Bowing of Plexiglas® / Deborah Bede
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Analysis of Three Chuspas from the Collection of the Huaca Malena, Peru / Lourdes Chocano Mena
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Weaving Art of Assam: Threats for Survival / Subhra Devi
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Investigations into Naphtalene Mitigation on Museum Objects / Susan Heald, Odile Madden
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Restoration of Ethnographic Textiles from Teotitlan del Valle: Experiences Inside an Indigenous Community: / Karen Landa Elorduy, Mariana Almaraz Reyes, Ximena Bruna Lema, María Eugenia Desirée Buentello García, Emmanuel Lara Barrera, María Fernanda Martínez Rocha
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The Ethnographic Feather Collection at the Museo Juan B. Ambrosetti / Silvana Di Lorenzo, María Pía Villaronga
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Conservation or Restoration: Are There Specific Limits in Treatment of a Multi-Component Chest? / Stavroula Rapti, Ermioni Takou, Christoforos Stylianou, Ekaterini Malea
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The Use of SEM in Investigating Gel Residues on Cotton Textiles, after Spot Cleaning Treatments / Maria Stavropoulou, Stavoula Rapti
A support mount made from Nomex ® card for flat storage & three-dimensional display of a fragile 19th-century bonnet / Luba Dovgan
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Fibre identification and condition characterization of 1920s and 1930s rayon dresses / Clare Lewarne
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Identifying the source of mercury on a Nez Perce horse mask / Sarah McNett
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Chaguar: Bromelia hieronymi / Marine del Carmen Rivadeo Torres
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The height of fashion: Conservation of a pair of 17th-century slap-sole shoes / Ada Hopkins
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Mexican silk-flower industry in the late 19th century / Adriana Sanroman
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Rigattino applied to the conservation of silk brocade / Rosa Lorena Román Torres
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Frida through her textiles. Conservation issues in the textile collection of the Museo Frida Kahlo / Mónica Vargas Ramos
Preventative conservation of the Textiles in the National Museum of the Viceroyalty, Tepotzotlán, Mexico. / Rosa Diez Pérez
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Hole-istic Compensation: Needle-felted In-fills for Losses in Wool. / Anna Hodson, Renate Maile-Moskowitz and Susan Heald
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Mold Outbreaks in Storage Areas. / Allison McCloskey
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Textiles and Fashion Arts on the Move: New Storage for a Collection. / Meredith Montague, Claudia P. Iannuccilli, Joel L. Thompson and Allison Sloan Murphy
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Recovering the Value of a Paracas Textile (Necropolis). / Lourdes Chocano Mena
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Preserving a Perishable Heritage: The Archaeological Basketry from Argentina. / Cecilia Beatriz Pérez de Micou
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An Ancient Adhesive: A New Alternative for Textile Conservation. / Rosa Lorena Román Torres, Abner Gutiérrez Ramos, Nicolás Gutiérrez Zepeda, Lilia Felix Ramírez and Fernando Sánchez Guevara
Investigating the Presence of Dog Hair in Coast Salish Blankets / Anne Murray, Susan Heald, Marilyn Jones, Lauren Chang and Harry Alden
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Izote / Beatriz Garcés Gómez
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Tracking Clues to the Past in Maguey-Fiber Sandals / Pamela Scheinman
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Analysis and Conservation of Prehistoric Footwear and Bags from Midwestern North America / Jenna Tedrick Kuttruff and Marie. S. Standifer
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The Veil of S. Marina from the Church of S. Maria Formosa in Venice / Susanna Conti, and Marzia Lorenzini
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Mummy of Merit: A Conservation Project on the Funeral Outfit (Equipment) / Cinzia Oliva
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Palimpsests and Pentimento in the Canvas Codices Collection of the Biblioteca Nacional de Antropología e Historia / Mónica Ruiz Hernández
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Rescue of a Textile Collection / Priscilla Alvarado
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Excavation and Preliminary Conservation of a Dong Son Burial Shroud from the Red River Delta in Vietnam / Nicola Smith, Judith Andrewartha, Patrya Kay and Ellie McFadyen
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Re-Housing Archaeological Textiles during the National Museum of the American Indian Collections Move / Lisa Anderson, Lauren Chang and Susan Heald
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Easy Access? —Approaches to the Care and Storage of Archaeological Textiles at the Whitworth Art Gallery / Ann French and Frances Pritchard
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Brocades and Embroideries of the Mayan World: Preserving a Collection and a Tradition / María Judith Eunice Gómez González
The Treatment of a Campaign Banner: An Option for Consolidating Powdery Paint. / Mary Betlejeski and Gwen Spicer
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Just How Do You Apply Routine Treatments to a Large and Fragile Textile?: Lateral Thinking and the Richmond Colours of the Victorian Volunteer Rifle Corps. / Catherine Challenor
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A Banner from the Era of the Scandinavianism Movement. / Pia Christensson
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The Conservation and Restoration of the Alamo Flag. / Noemí Cortés and Guillermina Peña
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Identification through Symbols. / Ileana Cretu
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A Comparative Study of the Ethics and Techniques of Conserving Two Pairs of Nineteenth Century Colours from Guernsey. / Tamara Frost
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A 17th-Century Flocked Textile. / Elizabeth C. Griffin
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King in All But Name? The Conservation of a Majesty Scutcheon Looted from Oliver Cromwell’s State Funeral. / Cordelia Rogerson
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The Escuadrón Activo De Veracruz Flag: Reflections on the Criteria for Flag Conservation. / Lorena Román, Cecilia Becerra, Claudia de la Fuente, Abner Gutiérrez, Nicolás Gutiérrez and Fernando Sánchez Guevara
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Contract for Eternity: Preserving a Hearse Cloth Made in 1505 For Henry VII (b. 1455, d. 1509). / Joelle D.J. Wickens and Dr. Maria Hayward
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Measuring the Effects of Posture on the Stability of Mannequins / Elizabeth-Anne Haldane.
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Expanding Conservation Cleaning Options: collaboration with a professional dry cleaner / Kathleen Kiefer and Jonathan Scheer.
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To Conserve Is To Remember: from archaeocide to archaeolinguistics / Karen Guthertz Lizárraga.
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Understanding the Parameters of Display: a case study / Meredith Montague.
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Conservation Treatment Of An Eighteenth Century Mexican Textile Woven With Feathers / Lorena Román and Abner Gutiérrez.
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Conservation Treatment Used On The Covering Of The Coachman's Seat Of Maximillian Of Hapsburg's Ceremonial Carriage / Lorena Román and Abner Gutiérrez.
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Multidisciplinary Science Research On An Old Textile / Ileana Cretu and Mihai Lupu.
Pressure Mounting Textiles for Display. / Thea Peacock and Monique Pullan
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Mounting a Teepee Liner for Exhibit. / Shirley Ellis
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A Possible Solution to the Rug Pad Dilemma. / Steven Pine and Joy Gardiner
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A Sleeper of a Support System: Using a "Rope Bed" to Create a Slanted Mount for Temporary Exhibit of a Large Flag. / Deborah Lee Trupin, Dennis Farmer, and Kim Yarwood
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Mannequins for Navajo Textile Display. / Susan Heald and Gwen Spicer
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Wedding Belles. / Jane Holland and Linda Berko
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King's Privy Chamber Throne Canopy, ca. 1700, Hampton Court Palace. / Val Davies
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The Influence of Disaster Recovery on Reinstallation of Historic Wall Coverings. / Deirdre Windsor
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Conservation of Costume for "In Royal Fashion": Time Management for a Large Project With a Small Staff. / Barbara Heiberger
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Examples of Stabilization and Display of Fragile Textiles for Museums. / Vera Vereecken