The latest issue of the WAAC Newsletter, May 2019, volume 41 #2, is now in the mail to members. Besides the usual columns, it includes these two feature articles:
Lost and Found in New Mexico: The Revitalization of a Tlowitsis Crest Pole by Landis Smith, Mina Thompson, and Rae Beaubien Diffuse Reflectance Targets for UV-Visible Fluorescence by Jennifer McGlinchey Sexton And to continue the reminders that the website is now up to date on back issues, here are the feature articles for 2015 http://www.waac-us.org/ V 37 #1 January, 2015 Gelatin and Carrageenan Mixtures: Use of Proteinaceous and Carbohydrate Adhesive Combinations for Consolidating Southeast Asian Paintings by Shiho Sasaki “Tour in a Cart” by Sarah Gates and Anne Getts Evaluating Light Sources with Portable Spectroradiometers - LED Case Study by Charlotte W. Eng, Frank D. Preusser, and Terry T. Schaeffer Detecting Individual Paints in Mixed-Media Paintings by Jia-sun Tsang and Maja Rinck Annual Meeting Abstracts V 37 #2 May, 2015 A Tale of Two Citrates by Chris Stavroudis A Guide for Native American Objects with Glass Deterioration by Robin O’Hern and Kelly McHugh Hidden Under the Skin: Examination of an Ecuadorian Polychrome Madonna of the Immaculate Conception by Bianca M. García V 37 #3 September, 2015 Ammonium Citrates for Stain Removal in Paper by Antoinette Dwan Cyclododecane: Observations on Residues and Substrate Interactions by Renée A. Stein and Courtney Murray An Aromatics-Free Hydrocarbon Solvent /Diluent for Laropal® A 81 and Gamblin Conservation Colors by Alan Phenix and Agata Graczyk A New Conservation Tool: The Staffordshire Hoard Conservation Team at Birmingham Museums Trust on Using Thorns to Conserve the Staffordshire Hoard ****** Unsubscribe by sending a message to consdistlist-le...@cool.conservation-us.org Searchable archives: http://cool.conservation-us.org/byform/mailing-lists/cdl/
