Vol. 32 / No. 2
By: Lynn Grant
Southwest Pottery Artifacts on Tour: A Report from Conservation
Southwest Pottery Artifacts on Tour: A Report from Conservation The University Museum has had an active program of loaning artifacts […]
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By: Lynn Grant
Conservation at Copan
One of my favorite parts of archaeological conservation is being a field conservator and working with the archaeologists on site […]
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By: Ellen E. Bell, Robert J. Sharer, David W. Sedat, Marcello A. Canuto and Lynn Grant
The Margarita Tomb at Copan, Honduras: A Research Update
In an earlier issue of Expedition (41[2]), we reported on the first five years of work in an Early Classic […]
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By: Lynn Grant
The Pharaohs Invade Venice: From Museum Galleries to the Palazzo Grassi–Via the Grand Canal: Conservation Notes
Early in 2002, the Palazzo Grassi, an exhibit venue in Venice, Italy, began arranging a major exhibit of Egyptian artifacts […]
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By: Lynn Grant
What Do You Think of That?: Museum Staffers Blog about Museums: Conservation Notes
Most of us who work in museums usually entered the field because of a love for museums. One of the […]
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Vol. 50 / No. 2
By: Lynn Grant
Virginia Greene: Conservation Notes
Virginia Greene, the Museum’s Senior Conservator, retired this year after an illustrious career at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of […]
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Vol. 56 / No. 3
By: Lynn Grant
A Treasure Among the Sherds: Beneath the Surface
The treatments done by Penn Museum conservators usually relate to a current exhibition or loan. For our interns, however, we […]
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Vol. 60 / No. 1
By: Lynn Grant
Foundational Work: Conservation and The Middle East Galleries
Conservation is involved very early in the process of creating new Penn Museum galleries and exhibitions. When the curators and […]
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