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Current approaches to the underwater cultural heritage - strengths and weaknesses : materials conservation management

Record no:

51678

Call no:

RP20869

Author:

MacLeod, Ian D.

Citation:

HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT. 1992 v.9, no.3 : 11-16 [also kept Maritime with their journals at P994];

Year:

1992

Subject:

Underwater archaeology - Conservation and restoration;
Shipwrecks - Conservation and restoration - Management;
Museum conservation methods;

Notes:

Pdf available from Western Australian Museum Library.

Type:

Reprint

Item availability

{ 1 } items found

Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	On Shelf

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