9721
Title Of Article Chaper
Air pollution and possible effects on archaeological objects buried in the ground
Title Of Journal Book
Conservation in archaeology and the applied arts. Preprints of the contributions to the Stockholm Congress, 2-6 June 1975
Pages
199-205
Collation
5 figs.
Publisher
International institute for conservation
Publisher City
London
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Conservation in archaeology and the applied arts
Meeting City
Stockholm
Abstract
Information is needed concerning the emission, the atmospheric dispersion, and the deposition of the pollutants in the various geographical areas. Further, one has to identify the aggressive chemical components which may possibly be present in sufficient amounts to have an effect on the archaeological samples. Finally, the extent of such effects will depend on the type of specimens and how deep in the ground and in what type of soil they are buried.
Keywords
Air pollution, analysis; Archaeology, artifact deterioration soil; Archaeology, environment soil; Soil, analysis; Environment, protection industry pollution; Natural property, air pollution; Air pollution, climatology; Climatology, rain; Climatology, wind ICCROM
pub_id
9721
Meeting Date
19750602-19750606