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Thanks for the information!
Samantha Richert, Project Curator
PWR - Cultural Resources
909 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
206-220-4130
ulisses mello
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01/13/2010 08:02 wooden artifacts
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Dear Samantha;
In USA there is a company specialized in anoxia using argon: Art Care
International, Inc.
It's in New York but rendering services in all USA and some agents around
the world as well.
Art Care is since 1996 in anoxia business.
Give them a call:
William Louche - CEO
1- 845 8639123 or 4578134
email: William Louche(wlou...@aol.com)
I think he may be away in far east for this week checking some pieces, but
don't give up....
good luck,
Ulisses Mello - CEO - Art Care do Brasil
2010/1/13 <samantha_rich...@nps.gov>
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Hello -
I am writing to ask for treatment advice for some larger wooden
artifacts.
I am currently doing support work for the National Park of American Samoa
and it has come to my attention that three larger wooden artifacts in the
collection that show signs of wood-boring beetle damage. The objects are
two bas-relief carvings and a kava bowl. The carvings measure 80-90 cm
long, 40 cm wide and 6-10 cm thick. They are carved from teak. The kava
bowl measures about 16 cm tall with a diameter of 43 cm. The type of
wood is unknown.
Is freezing a viable option or do we risk cracks or splits in the
artifacts? If we need to look at fumigation or anoxia for treatment, are
there any service providers in Honolulu (where the artifacts are
currently
stored) that anyone has experience with?
Thanks very much for your help.
Samantha Richert
Project Curator
PWR - Cultural Resources
909 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
206-220-4130
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