Subject: Wax tablets
Karin Adriansson <karin.adriansson [at] passagen__se> writes >I am writing my bachelor thesis on conservation at the University of >Gothenburg in Sweden, on the conservation of wax tablets, and turn >to the Conservation DistList for help in finding how the >conservation of wooden wax tablets has been carried out through the >years in different countries. My colleagues and I at the York Archaeological Trust undertook the conservation of a set of waxed wooden tablets in a leather case in the early 1990's. O'Connor S. and Tweddle D., 1992, A set of waxed tablets from Swinegate, York in Lalou E. (ed), Bibliologia 12, Les tablettes a ecrire de l' Antiquite a l' Epoque Moderne, 307-22. O'Connor S., 1990, The General Accident waxed tablets part II: The lost cord, and other missing parts!, Interim, 15/3, Bulletin of the York Archaeological Trust, 30-7. O'Connor S., 1989, Waxing lyrical (Swingate waxed wooden tablets), Interim, 14/4, Bulletin of the York Archaeological Trust, 36-9. Dr Sonia O'Connor FSA FIIC ACR Research Fellow in Conservation Archaeological Sciences, Division of AGES University of Bradford Bradford, West Yorkshire BD7 1DP +44 1274 236498 +44 1274 235210 (lab) Fax: +1274 235190 *** Conservation DistList Instance 22:62 Distributed: Sunday, April 26, 2009 Message Id: cdl-22-62-011 ***Received on Tuesday, 21 April, 2009