33558
Accession Number
32252
Title Of Article Chaper
The conservation of a birch bark scroll: a case study
Title Of Journal Book
Journal. International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works - Canadian Group
Volume
44052
Pages
23-27
Collation
5 figs., 6 refs.
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliog. refs.
Publisher
International Institute for Conservation. Canadian Group
Publisher City
Ottawa
ISBN
0381-0402
ISSN
0381-0402
Language Of Text
English
Language Of Summary
English;French
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
North american indian birch bark scrolls are rare. (care must be taken not to equate them with south eastern asian birch bark; they are completely different in preparation and construction, and conservation methods are not interchangeable). A mide birch bark scroll was unrolled over a period of several weeks by exposure to methanol vapour. Cracks were subsequently backed by japanese paper, delamination re-adhered with acryloid b72. The scroll was then mounted onto linen-covered 4 ply mat board using japanese paper hinges. Photographs, diagrams and references. List of materials and suppliers.
Keywords
Birch bark Scroll Treatment AATA
pub_id
33558