FOR THE CHEMISTRY OF CULTURE HERITAGE (PART IV – FOR CONSERVATION-RESTORATION OF EXHIBITS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE MADE OF WOOD)
The article is devoted to the methodological aspects of the urgent need to preserve the continuous evolution of the tree heritage and its cultural values over time. This is based on international conventions, recommendations, and cultural heritage conservation standards related to the fundamental tasks of the International Council of Monuments and Sites of Interest (ICOMOS). This article is intended for specialists and students interested in conservation-restoration chemistry. The paper presents regulatory documents of the field, as well as technical terminology, for their adequate interpretation and qualified use.
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