A Study on the Tool-Trace of Wooden Storage Facilities in Sabi Baekje through the Reproduction Experiments: Focusing on the Adze, Chisel, and Saw

SONG, Heesoo; KIM, Soochul

doi:10.5658/wood.2024.52.3.276

J. Korean Wood Sci. Technol.

2024

DOI: 10.5658/wood.2024.52.3.276

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A Study on the Tool-Trace of Wooden Storage Facilities in Sabi Baekje through the Reproduction Experiments: Focusing on the Adze, Chisel, and Saw

Heesoo SONG,

Soochul KIM

Abstract: Wood has been commonly used as a natural material to produce wooden structures, timber constructions, furniture, etc. from prehistoric times to the present day, undergoing processes such as logging, drying, joining,

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Material Analysis and Conservation Treatment of Wooden Artifacts Excavated at the Ssangbuk-ri 280-10 Site in Buyeo, Korea

Kang,

Song,

Kim

2024

J. Conserv. Sci

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Numerous Baekje historical sites are located in Ssangbuk-ri, Buyeo, where a diverse array of wooden artifacts, including lacquerware, was excavated in a waterlogged condition. Consequently, comprehensive analysis and conservation treatments were undertaken. The study encompassed four wooden artifacts and one lacquerware. Species identification was conducted for all five artifacts, and the coating residue on the surface of one lacquerware was discerned using FT-IR. The results revealed that the Y-shaped and Drill-shaped wooden artifacts were crafted from Hard pine, the Square container with a handle from Juglans spp., the Arrow-shaped wooden object from Pyrus spp., and the Lacquerware from Castanea spp.. Additionally, the surface coating of the lacquerware was confirmed to be lacquer. Conservation treatments involved PEG(Polyethylene glycol) impregnation and freeze-drying methods, ensuring the stable storage and display of these artifacts.

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Material Analysis and Conservation Treatment of Wooden Artifacts Excavated at the Ssangbuk-ri 280-10 Site in Buyeo, Korea

Kang,

Song,

Kim

2024

J. Conserv. Sci

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A Study on the Tool-Trace of Wooden Storage Facilities in Sabi Baekje through the Reproduction Experiments: Focusing on the Adze, Chisel, and Saw

Abstract: Wood has been commonly used as a natural material to produce wooden structures, timber constructions, furniture, etc. from prehistoric times to the present day, undergoing processes such as logging, drying, joining,

Cited by 1 publication

References 10 publications

Material Analysis and Conservation Treatment of Wooden Artifacts Excavated at the Ssangbuk-ri 280-10 Site in Buyeo, Korea

Material Analysis and Conservation Treatment of Wooden Artifacts Excavated at the Ssangbuk-ri 280-10 Site in Buyeo, Korea

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