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RESTORATION SERVICES

Recreation environments

Conservation, restoration and musealization of different pottery and metal objects for the permanent exposition of the "Casa Castellarnau" kitchen (History Museum of Tarragona, Spain).

1. 
   General view of the "Casa Castellarnau" kitchen of finals of XVIII century
2. 
   Restoration and musealization glassy pottery, stone, clay, metal and glass pieces
3. 
   Restoration glassy pottery piece from XIX century
4. 
   Reintegration process of the pottery handle
5. 
   The cap before the restoration process
6. Detail of the restoration pottery

In situ conservation and restoration of a dolia pottery ensemble of medieval period (Calafell, Spain, Architecture and insides Maria Almirall and Ramon Robusté)

1. 
   In situ conservation and restoration of a dolia ensemble of medieval period discovered during the housing rehabilitation
2. 
   Reintegration of a dolium differentiating chromatically the original paste
3. 
   Consolidated dolium upon the original substrate were was found
4. 
   Restoration pieces integration in his definitive location

Works developed

Stratigraphy and archaeological living floor for the Hotel “Puerta de Burgos (Burgos, Spain)”

1. 
   Stratigraphy of polyester resin
2. 
   Stratigraphy assembly upon the definitely support
3. 
   Final colour retouch
4. 
   Finalized work of the stratigraphy and living floor for the hotel establishment of Burgos

Realization of archaeological replicas

1. 
   Archaeopaleontological replicas of polyurethane resin and polyester
2. 
   Realization of archaeological mould pieces with silicone
3. 
   Material hook of reproduction with polyester resin
4. 
   Archaeological positive piece in polyester resin
5. 
   Polychrome process of bone replica with natural pigments
6. 
   Finished pieces for musealization

Mould realization of a surface of a Middle Paleolithic archaeological site

1. 
   Initial condition of the surface with a fireside of 50.000 years ago
2. 
   Application process of a silicone layer
3. 
   Application of a second silicone layer
4. 
   Polyester resin counter-mould and support structure
5. 
   Raising up of the structure and the counter-mould
6. 
   Extraction of the silicone mould
7. 
   Detail of the untouched archaeological material after the molding process
8. 
   Final view of the finished mould and prepare for realize a positive

Stamp of the macro-remain positive of 50.000 years old

1. 
   Stamp of a tree trunk fossilized in travertine of 50.000 years old
2. 
   Consolidation through ethyl silicates and leveling with clay
3. 
   Detail of the leveling process with clay
4. 
   Positive of the natural mould: First layer in gel coat
5. 
   Positive of the natural mould with polyester resin and glass fibre
6. 
   Raising of the mould stamp of the trunk

Palaeolithic living floor mould

1. 
   Palaeolithic occupational soil with plentiful fauna and lithic industry remains
2. 
   First layer of silicone
3. 
   Second layer of silicone
4. 
   Counter-mould polyester resin and glass fibre
5. 
   Raising of the silicone film
6. 
   Prepared silicone mould for the reproduction of the living floor

Conservation and restoration of different pottery pieces of roman period of the History Museum of Tarragona collection

1. 
   Pottery piece view after his restoration
2. 
   Manual washing
3. 
   Marine concretions details of a piece
4. 
   Desalination process of pieces within water without ions
5. 
   Handle moulding with wax
6. 
   Reintegration of the handle in the piece