Archaeological conservation pre-excavation treatment request
The Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) undertakes conservation and restoration treatments of archaeological objects to retard further deterioration, to aid interpretation or to re-establish culturally significant qualities. Treatments can range from minimal stabilization to extensive restoration or reconstruction.
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What you need before starting
There are four pages on the form. Page 1 (below) is your contact information, page 2 requires detailed information about your request, page 3 allows you to attach supporting documentation and page 4 allows you to review your request before submitting it.
Before starting to fill out this form, please ensure that you have all of the following information, which will be required on page 2:
- Nature of request
- Anticipated benefits and uses of this treatment
- Artifact owner/custodian/repository information
- Estimated number of artifacts
- Materials likely to be recovered
- Site name
- Borden number
- Type of site
- Date of site
- Permit holder
- Province/territory issuing permit
- Names and titles of other field research members
- Names of research affiliates
- Start date of field season
- End date of field season
- Environment of site
- Project description
- Relevant publications/reports/websites
- What is the significance of the site? Attach copies of pertinent literature or documentation
- Requested completion date
- Attachments
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