News in Conservation (NiC)

News in Conservation, Issue 40 is out and can be downloaded in open
access from the IIC website at

    <URL:https://www.iiconservation.org/publications/nic>

In this issue:

    Kate Cooper and Julia Fenn treat us to a 'mystery' story.  In
    their article they talk about the events that saw an ivory
    figurine representing a female deity acquired by the Royal
    Ontario Museum and the subsequent quest to establish whether the
    figurine is indeed a Minoan artefact or just a fake.

    Following on, Marcus Stanton tells us about the conservation of
    Building 17, a large mill at Sir Richard Arkwright's Cromford
    Mills in Derbyshire, UK, and Kate Bailey delivers a review of
    the 4th Heritage Conference--Asiatic Traditional Painting, its
    History and Conservation--held in October 2013.  Plus the usual
    News in Conservation features: IIC news and all the essential
    dates for your diary.

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The next deadline for submission of articles to News in Conservation
is 1 May 2014.  For author guidelines please write to:
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Barbara Borghese
Editor
News in Conservation
International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
    Works
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London SW1H 9JJ UK
+44 20 7799 5500
Fax: +44 20 7799 4961


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