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Title: Storage Symposium: Preservation and Access to Archaeological Materials  
Dates: 6 - 8 June 2008
Venue: Los Angeles, United States of America
Organizers: UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology; UCLA/Getty Master’s Program in the Conservation of Ethnographic and Archaeological Materials
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More info: http://www.ioa.ucla.edu/conservation/storagesymposium.php
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Summary:

Continued access to finds is required in order for archaeologists, anthropologists, conservators and myriad other specialists, to complete preservation, research and publication activities. The management of finds presently relies largely on digital methods, and the development of virtual collections is a direction that is aiding researchers and conservators, and is increasing access by the general public through schools, universities, libraries, and museums.

This symposium will bring together directors of excavations and of centralized storage repositories for archaeological collections, archaeological conservators who have achieved innovative and accessible storage methods, and archaeologists who have developed digital management systems for portable finds.

 

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