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Part 1: The Technology of ceramics The deterioration of ceramics Prevention care of ceramics Examination and Recording. Part 2: The development of ceramics conservation Removal of previous restoration materials Cleaning Reinforcement and consolidation Bonding Replacement of lost material Retouching: the theory Retouching: the practice. Part 3: planning and equipping the studio Materials for ceramics conservation. Part 4: Displaying and mounting ceramics Emergency procedures. Appendices.
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