Merry Christmas from DGB Conservation Studio

We had a special project relating to the earliest Christian days in England this year; last year we worked on ...

Sticking to the Bronze Age theme... today is a celebration of  our biennial Chinese Bronzes collection survey work at the ...

This is what we were all suited up for and camping out in a church for last January - the ...

Continuing with our Saturnalia celebrations of Romano British block lifted burial finds... here are some of the mysterious discoveries we ...

Time to reveal where this star 3/4 cleaned Anglo-Saxon Brooch  came from - A Canterbury Archaeological Trust excavation at Canturbury ...

We assisted in a research project on medieaval moot horns, by providing X-ray images of  some of Kent's surviving horns, like ...

Around this time last year, there was something amongst a group of 'Roman Finds' in Folkstone Museum collections that upon ...

Working alongside the conservator at the National Museum of Ras al Khaimah, we have been conserving finds from a pre-oil ...

This is a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) photo of mainly the cross section of a corrosion layer over a Roman ...

A favourite zoom meeting with the Finding St. Eanswythe Team - here we were discussing next steps and starting a ...

This pig jaw emerged from the block on the left from day 15... we lifted the remains of a wooden ...

This is the x-radiograph of the block, front right of photo with block lifts travelling back to lab from site ...

Another place we like to get out and about to is setting up our lab 'on the high street' and ...

We have been delighted to be sharing our work with the fabulously talented creative artist duo Lunatraktors !!

https://lunatraktors.bandcamp.com/album/the-truth-of-eanswythes-bones

We are so excited with our early Christmas present - a Mantis Elite Microscope, woo-hoo - stereo vision without the ...

Actually not Covid-19 related... but perhaps our new qualification as mask face fit testers has even wider use than we ...

During Survey work at Folkestone Museum, we were excited to see what X-raying these unidentifiable Anglo-Saxon items revealed - later ...

Not only did we have fabulous large glass cremation vessels from several Roman sites in Kent in recent years - ...

One of the most exciting activities for us is getting the call out to site to assist a team of ...

Welcome to Dana & Marie's 2020 Advent Calendar - our 1st of what we hope to become a traditional celebration ...

Half cleaned Lead Medieval Bulla - 1 of 3 we conserved for CAT

https://www.archaeology.co.uk/articles/early-evidence-for-st-albans-cathedral-emerges.htm

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-42255514

Experiments in the sunshine for ancient technology workshops and personal research: making ancient green pigments:  

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