Conservation of Stone Artefacts

Conservation of stone artefacts involves techniques and practices aimed at preserving these objects for the future. It includes careful cleaning, stabilizing fragile areas, and controlling environmental conditions like temperature and humidity to prevent deterioration. The goal is to retain the artefact’s original features while protecting it from damage caused by factors such as pollution, aging, or handling. Conservation also involves documenting the artefact’s condition and any treatments performed. Overall, it helps ensure that stone artefacts remain intact and accessible for study, education, and appreciation by future generations.