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Conservation
 Artefact
conservation is an important part of the archaeological
process, the primary purposes being retrieving, preserving,
revealing and recording the true nature of archaeological
objects and materials.
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With more than 30 years of experience,
York Archaeological Trust's Conservation Department has
a reputation for providing clients with a high-quality,
cost-effective, broad-based and integrated service.
The services offered include:
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Pre-planning and on-site
first aid for finds, including lifting and packing for
transport
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Assessment
of artefact assemblages for conservation and research
for developer-funded and other projects
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X-radiography,
photographic and computer-based recording services
Investigative conservation for research and publication
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Full
conservation and mount making for display
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Collection
condition surveys, and advice on environmental surveys
and control
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Advice
on packaging and storage systems
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Teaching,
training and consultancies
- Maritime Conservation
Recent clients include: English
Heritage; The National Trust; Museum of London; Museums
and Galleries on Merseyside; National Museum of Wales; Cheshire
County Council; Derby Museum; Yorkshire Museum; Humber Archaeology
Partnership; Northern Archaeological Associates; Oxford
Archaeology; Framework Archaeology; Scottish Urban Archaeological
Trust; Time Team; Portable Antiquities Scheme.
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For full details of our services contact:
Ian Panter, Principal Conservator
email: ipanter@yorkat.co.uk
Tel: 01904 663036
Staff:
Ian Panter, BSc, Principal Conservator
Margrethe Felter BSc MA MSc, Conservator
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