Our Lower Egypt gallery closed nearly 2 years ago. The sphinx is back on display but remember those columns and doorways? We are conserving them, many at an off-site lab. Find out what we're learning about them here: https://t.co/dACzaxpsYa
What can conservators do while working from home? Write blog posts, of course! Check out this post about revisiting a past treatment of a Nubian wooden figure: https://t.co/J5eLd4fnUB
This summer CAAM will offer intensive courses in Field Archaeobotany, Methods for Zooarchaeology in Andean South America, Petrography of Cultural Materials, and Archaeogeophysics. These courses are open to graduate students, scholars, and professionals: https://t.co/cVs9F9zxLy
#askaconservatorday is today, and we will be answering your questions from the @pennmuseum account from 11am - 12pm EST. Looking forward to hearing from some of you then!
Did you know #AskAConservator Day is next week? On Monday, November 4 between 11am–12pm, we will be hosting a live Twitter chat with the conservators in our @pennartifactlab to answer YOUR questions about conservation & archaeology!
An objects conservator changes dimensions...get it? A little bit of conservator humor on this Friday morning! More on our collaboration with the @penn Kislak paper conservators: https://t.co/Ric3QRJe1a
Happy birthday to us! We opened the Artifact Lab and started blogging about our work 6 years ago. How appropriate that we're celebrating by honoring the power of social media, and its impact on this object: https://t.co/be5e465R2Y
Pre-program conservation intern Tessa Young describes the process of restringing ancient beaded jewelry, in preparation for an upcoming Jewelry of Ur workshop! https://t.co/9hI8zOh8js #digthepast#MiddleEastGalleries
We are wrapping up the current phase of our Kaipure tomb chapel conservation project, thanks to generous funding from @ARCENational Learn more by following this link: https://t.co/WRWqBIig8t
This week for #transformationtuesday, read about conservation work on the largest limestone block in our Kaipure lab (aka the BIG GUY - he's a hefty 720 lbs): https://t.co/OuMo1nUg6r