الفهرس 
الأول.يوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Wood belongs to the organic materials group of antiquities.
This group is very sensitive to damage and ravages on the one hand,
and to the methods of treatment and conservation on the other hand.
This is due to the extent to which that type of antiquities is liable to
be affected, interact and respond to the surrounding external
stimuli. As an organic hygroscopic material, wood can be easily
affected with different factors of damage. Therefore, it is subject to
different manifestations of damage.
This study attempts to tackle one of the various
manifestations of damage that affects archaeological wood which is
the cracks or the missing parts, because this damage is caused by
several factors. In addition, the completion and consolidation of this
damage, gives the antiquity a strong static form which enables it to
stay for long. And this is the core of the science of Restoration,
namely, the preservation of antiquities for longer periods.