Our Mission
The Conservation Laboratory is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and study of ancient technological artifacts. Our team of expert conservators employs both traditional techniques and cutting-edge technology to ensure these remarkable devices remain intact for future study and exhibition.
Visitors can observe our work through the laboratory's glass viewing wall, offering a unique behind-the-scenes look at museum operations.
Examination
Detailed analysis of artifact condition, materials, and structural integrity using advanced imaging and spectroscopy.
Documentation
Comprehensive recording of current state, historical context, and conservation needs through photography and technical reports.
Testing
Material analysis and conservation treatment testing on small samples to determine optimal restoration approaches.
Treatment
Careful cleaning, stabilization, and repair using reversible conservation methods and compatible materials.
Preservation
Climate-controlled storage and protective enclosures designed to prevent future deterioration and damage.
Monitoring
Ongoing condition assessments and environmental monitoring to ensure long-term artifact stability.
Public Viewing
The Conservation Laboratory features a public viewing gallery where visitors can watch our conservators at work. Scheduled demonstrations and Q&A sessions provide insights into the preservation process.
Viewing Hours: Daily during museum operating hours
Demonstrations: Wednesdays & Saturdays at 2:00 PM
Research & Collaboration
Our laboratory partners with universities, conservation institutes, and museums worldwide to advance the field of artifact preservation. We welcome research inquiries and collaborative projects.
Contact: conservation@pourconcretebase.com