Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Practice¶
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC). (1994). Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Practice.
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Primes¶
- Conservation Event
- The traceability commitment is concrete: a conservation report records each decision against the evidence that warranted it, so the treatment is auditable and partly reversible.
This sourceRequires documentation of examination, treatment, and each decision, and favors reversible, minimal-intervention treatments traceable to evidence.
- The traceability commitment is concrete: a conservation report records each decision against the evidence that warranted it, so the treatment is auditable and partly reversible.
Mechanisms¶
- Conservation Treatment Record
- The discipline that guards against this is the reversibility and minimal-intervention principle: change as little as necessary, keep interventions distinguishable
This sourceRequires compensation for loss to remain detectable by common examination methods and reversible.
- The discipline that guards against this is the reversibility and minimal-intervention principle: change as little as necessary, keep interventions distinguishable
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