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Courses

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  • The Structure of Paintings and the Mechanical Properties of Cultural Materials (August 4-7, 2008)
  • Symposium of Collections Environments
  • 2000 ANAGPIC26
  • 1999 SPNHC99

Conservation Conference

  • Second Annual Conservation Conference

Programs

  • Archaeological Conservation Program
  • Furniture Conservation Training Program (FCTP)
  • Microscopy
  • Research, Libraries, Archives Collections Conservation Task Force (RELACT)
  • Science Teaching Art Teaching Science (STATS)

Microscopy

Optical Microscopy

  • Optical Microscopy Laboratory
  • Course Listings for 2002
  • Course Listings for 2001
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Photo Gallery

  • Introduction to Applied Optical Microscopy Class of 1998
  • Polarized Light Microscopy Class of 1999
  • Polarized Light Microscopy Class of 2000
  • Plant Anatomy and Morphology Class of 1999
  • Wood Anatomy and Identification Class of 1999

Wood Anatomy Pictures

Technical Information

  • Developing Protocols For Assessing The State Of Preservation Of Herbarium Material, Using Plants From The Lewis And Clark Expedition
  • Getting to the Heart and Soul of Objects of Reverence. Woods used in Santos: Their meaning and value in interpretation
  • “Objects Worthy of Notice” Microscopical anatomy of selected plants collected by The Lewis & Clark Expedition
  • Scientific Limits of Microscopic Wood Analysis of Objects d'Art
  • Technical Information Sheets
    • Acacia Catechu
    • Acacia Koa
    • Acacia Mangium
    • Boxwoods
    • Callitris Glauca
    • Cedrela Toona
    • Ceiba Pentandra
    • Dalbergia Retusa
    • Zebrawoods
  • Wood Microscopy Bibliography

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