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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"In Situ Preservation"”.
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An assessment of the potential for in situ preservation of buried organic archaeological remains at Sutton Common, South Yorkshire
… develop a methodological approach to the monitoring of archaeological sites that contained, or had the potential to contain, well-preserved organic archaeological remains, by means of a multidisciplinary approach. Such sites could generally be referred to as wetland archaeological sites, as …
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A multi-disciplinary approach to the characterization of waterlogged burial environments : assessing the potential for the in situ preservation of organic archaeological remains
… and to assess their potential for the in situ preservation of organic archaeological remains. To characterise these environments, environmental parameters were monitored through the soil profile and integrated with a study of the composition and activity of the microbial community.Soil …
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MICROBES AND AIRPLANES: INVESTIGATING MICROBIOLOGICALLY-INFLUENCED CORROSION OF SUBMERGED WORLD WAR II AIRCRAFT WRECK SITES
… are located beneath the ocean's surface, serving as a highly sought after form of material culture. While archaeologists tend to opt for in situ preservation strategies, there are those who have advocated for a different 'preferred' option, instead promoting recovery. Proponents of the latter …
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Managing underwater cultural heritage at Mozambique Island: in situ conservation, mitigation and monitoring strategies for Nossa Senhora da Consolação (IDM-003) shipwreck (1608)
The problem of treasure hunting on underwater archaeological wrecks has been discussed since the formal development of maritime archaeology as a field and countries have been fighting against the illegal destruction of important shipwrecks and removal of scientific evidence. The underwater cultural …
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The response of wetlands to sea level rise: Ecologic, paleoecologic, and taphonomic models
Texas coastal wetlands will be increasingly endangered over the coming century as sea level rises due to global warming. Since estimates of sea-level rise may be similar to trends interpreted from Holocene sediments, a paleoecologic analysis of wetland peats may provide a predictive model for …