2025/2(41)
special issue

Scientific practical conference
of graduate students
and young scientists

ARTS AND CULTURE SCIENCES:
ADVANCED RESEARCH

Moscow, 2025, 22-23 January

Part 1

REPORTS

Bazhenova I.

Synthesis of genres in theatrical arts (on the example of the Musical theatre ‘On Basmannaya’)

Berezina N.

Best practices for the implementation of modern measures for the preservation, use and popularization of cultural heritage
in the Vologda region

Borsukovskaya G.

The cultural system of the indigenous population of the Canary islands as a relic of Neolithic culture

Borunov S.

Specifics of commemoration
of the events of the Crimean front
of the Great Patriotic war in fiction cinematography of the Stalin and Khrushchev periods of the USSR (1944–1964)

Valkova I.

Testing of individual methods
for removing dirt from the surface
of furniture without a finishing coating

Garafutdinov D.

The period of formation of the Chekhov International theater festival as a new theatrical institution

Kostin N.

Regional сultural and information policy: challenges and prospects

Orlov S.

Artificial intelligence and determining the authorship of electronic texts
as a cultural problem

Talovin K.

Cultural potential of archaeological metal finds

Chebykin D.

The specifics of the implementation of soft power in foreign cultural policy (USA, China and Russia
for examples)

Publ. 06/05/2025

Archives

DOI 10.34685/HI.2020.77.73.010

Krasnova T.

The study of the causes of the destruction of the archaeological ceramics due to unskilled restoration

Abstract. This study is devoted to the problem of identifying relationships in the system «monument – restoration interventions» on the example of archaeological ceramics. Analysis of restoration methods and materials, which are used at different times, allows: 1) to consider in detail the processes of changing the authenticity of the monument occurring as a result of the destruction of materials introduced into its structure and not important to it; 2)identify the main factors affecting the ageing processes of restoration materials on monuments already restored with their help. This knowledge will allow to develop measures to reduce their negative impact on the monument; 3)identify the most effective and sparing techniques that have successfully passed the time test.

All this in the future will allow to properly use existing methods, as well as will contribute to the development of optimal restoration technologies, ensuring long-term safety of the monument and its authentic properties.

Key words: unskilled restoration, ceramics, destruction, polymers, consequences of restoration activities, restoration materials, inorganic acids.

Krasnova Tatyana Nikolaevna,
post- graduate student,
Russian Scientific Research Institute for Cultural and Natural Heritage
named after D.Likhachev (Moscow),
e-mail: tatyana.n.krasnova@gmail.com

Published: The Heritage Institute Journal, 2020/1(20)

URL: http://nasledie-journal.ru/en/journals/357.html

Founder

Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

Publisher

Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

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