Conservation and Restoration Report of Sassanian Jar from Varamin Plain, Iran (An Overview of the Rules and Principles of Conservation and Restoration of Pottery Objects.)

Alimirzaei, Fatemeh

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Alimirzaei F. Conservation and Restoration Report of Sassanian Jar from Varamin Plain, Iran (An Overview of the Rules and Principles of Conservation and Restoration of Pottery Objects.). KCR 2023; 6 (3) :52-63
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Conservation and Restoration Report of Sassanian Jar from Varamin Plain, Iran (An Overview of the Rules and Principles of Conservation and Restoration of Pottery Objects.)

Fatemeh Alimirzaei ^*

Researcher, Research Center for Conservation and Restoration of cultural Relics, Tehran, Iran.

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In this report we wanted to remind parts of principles and methods of conservation and restoration of pottery objects, and to present reconstruction process of two large pottery Jar (Khomreh) belong to Sassanian period during a written and illustrated report. also, we explained the difference created when choosing materials and methods. The jars were obtained from excavating Varamin Plain by Dr. Morteza Hesari in 2017. They were restored at the conservation pottery workshop of the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage & Tourism Research center for conservation and restoration of relics (RCCCR).

Keywords: Conservation, Restoration, Sassanian Jar, Varamin Plain, Iran.

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Type of Study: Research, Original, Regular | Subject: Archaeometry and authenticity assessment of museum objects and historical-cultural properties.
Received: 2024/11/6 | Accepted: 2023/11/1 | Published: 2023/11/1

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