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Towards a better understanding and preservation of archaeological and historical bone materials (International ArBoCo workshop, December 1-3, 2010)
Published Thursday 10 June 2010, by Carine Carpentier
The workshop will be held at the lecture hall Bernard Palissy at the Laboratory of the Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France (C2RMF-UMR 171 CNRS) situated at the Louvre Museum in the city centre of Paris.

The laboratory administrated by the French MCC and the CNRS, has several missions: to perform research, restoration, preventive conservation and documentation for and with the collections of French museums.

Scope & Topics

In the frame of an interdisciplinary ANR research program focused on archaeological bone, ivory and antler we want to invite you to a workshop on the following themes:
- Identification and differentiation of bone materials;
- From bone material to the artifact: manufacturing traces, use wear & mechanical properties;
- Diagenetic alterations and taphonomic processes;
- Conservation of bone materials;
- Methods & case studies.

Important information

Deadline for abstract submission: September, 15th 2010
Notification of acceptance: October, 15th 2010
Deadline for registration: November, 1st 2010

Number of participants is limited to 80 persons
Languages: English & French
Participation is free of charge.

Proceedings of the workshop will be published in the peer-reviewed journal ArchéoSciences, available in a printed version and online: http://archeosciences.revues.org/.

Further information will be found at: www.umr171-cnrs.fr

Contact Ina Reiche LC2RMF – UMR 171 CNRS Palais du Louvre 75001 Paris, France (+33)-1-40205651 Email : ArBoCo.workshop@gmail.fr


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