Report 1 - Conservation of ceramic firepot
Report 2 - Composite wood and iron artifacts - pole arms and partisans
Report 3 - Silicone oil and organic conservation
Report 4 - Conserving the human skeleton found aboard La Belle
Report 5 - Conservation of closed wood containers: a chest from La Belle
Report 6 - Conservation of the Fairfield Union field cannon
Report 7 - Conserving the hull of La Belle
Report 8 - A carpenter's tool from Port Royal, Jamaica
Report 10 - Site 8SJ3478, possibly the Industry: a British 18th-century shipwreck
Report 11 - Pass Cavallo project (Page currently down)
Report 12 - A chest from the Brother Jonathan shipwreck.
Report 13 - Reconstructing historic mine cars
Report 14 - Conserving a dugout canoe
Report 15 - The Conservation of the 18-Pounder Carronades from USS Shark
Conservation Research Laboratory Reports
Conserving the hull of the Belle
La Salle Shipwreck Project
Texas Historical Commission
PHOTO GALLERY 13: NOVEMBER 2000
A frame set is positioned on the molding frame so that a carbon fiberglass composite plate can be cast. |
Preparing the vacuum bag to make the frame plate. |
Taras Pevny and Peter Fix position a frame set back into sequence after creating a laminate. This process is required for each frame set. Note the weather is much colder, requiring the workers to wear wet suits and hats. |
Taras Pevny secures the frame set back into position. Only 27 more to go!!!! |
Citation Information:
- Peter Fix
- 2000, Conservation of the Hull of the Belle, Conservation Research Laboratory Research Report #7, Photo Gallery 13,World Wide Web, URL, http://nautarch.tamu.edu/CRL/Report7/hull13.htm, Nautical Archaeology Program, Texas A&M University; La Salle Shipwreck Project, Texas
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