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Subject: Neolithic wood

Neolithic wood

From: Eleni Zgouleta <zaxariou>
Date: Sunday, June 18, 2000
The following is posted on behalf of Gioulika Zachariou

Powder of dry wooden beams has been found in holes in the ground, of
depth about 10-15 cm, in a prehistoric site in East Central Greece.
What materials would anyone recommend for the consolidation and
lifting of the powder from the holes? The properties required are
good penetration, low viscosity, reversibility, slow drying and good
adhesive strength. Tests have been made with Paraloid B-72 in
acetone and Mowilith N 50 in action with unsuccessful results.

Gioulika Zachariou
Conservation Laboratory of Archaeological Museum of Volos,
Greece


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