artefact preservation

Artefact preservation involves protecting and caring for historical objects to prevent deterioration over time. This process includes controlling environmental factors like temperature, humidity, and light, which can damage materials. Techniques such as proper cleaning, stabilized storage, and careful handling ensure artefacts remain intact for future study and appreciation. Preservation aims to maintain the artefact’s integrity, authenticity, and appearance, allowing it to tell its story for generations. It’s a careful balance of science and craftsmanship, ensuring these valuable cultural remnants survive environmental threats and human handling while retaining their historical significance.