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Open Access Journal: British Museum Technical Research Bulletin
British Museum Technical Research Bulletin (BMTRB)
The Technical Research Bulletin publishes the results
of collaborative work by the British Museum's curators,
conservators and scientists covering a broad range of objects and
materials from across the Museum’s collection.
Published once a year, each issue aims to encompass objects from
different continents, historical periods and material types. The
Bulletin is designed to appeal both to those with a
general interest in the Museum’s collections and those with a
specialist interest who wish to broaden their horizons.
Volume 1
Examines some of the different material aspects of objects in
the Museum collection.
Read Volume 1
Volume 2
Detailing the assessment, examination, treatment and analysis of
objects from across the Museum’s collections and beyond.
Read Volume
2
Volume 3
Shedding light on cultures from the ancient civilisations of the
world.
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3
Volume 4
Papers on exploring the evidence for cultural transmission and
trade to questions of object attribution and authenticity.
Read Volume
4
Volume 5
Articles reflecting the chronological depth and geographical
breadth of the British Museum collection.
Read Volume 5
Volume 6
Available now in hard copy and online in Autumn 2013:
- The fall and rise of a Roman statue: the Kew Gardens
Hermes
- The Norwich shroud: conservation and investigation of a rare
Eighteenth Dynasty shroud
- A radioactive shamanic apron with glass disease
- Hidden, looted, saved: the scientific research and conservation
of a group of Begram ivories from the National Museum of
Afghanistan
- Hidden history?: examination of two patches on John White’s map
of ‘Virginia’
- An economic history of the post-Medieval world in 50 ingots:
the British Museum collection of ingots from dated wrecks
- Identification of hairs and fibres in Great Lakes objects from
the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries using variable pressure
scanning electron microscopy
- Investigating and interpreting an early-to-mid sixth-century
Frankish style helmet
- Archaeobotanical research in a pharaonic town in ancient
Nubia
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