Sorry but I don't have the time right now to read up on mortar of any sort.
I'm heavily into Children's Lit at the present time.  Trying to find
appropriate books for library for dyslexic boys school.  Ruth





At 7:10 AM -0500 3/13/03, Leland Torrence wrote:
Has anyone been to the Getty Conservation Institute?

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Dear Colleagues,

You may be interested to know that the Getty Conservation Institute
(GCI) has made two of its project bibliographies available online in PDF
format.  Both bibliographies represent a distillation of many years of
research by Getty Conservation Institute staff and make use of unique
bibliographic resources that are not always easily obtainable by
conservation practitioners.

The Project TERRA bibliography is online at:
http://www.getty.edu/conservation/activities/terra/terra_publications.html
This bibliography addresses literature related to the conservation of
earthen architectural materials around the world.

The Lime Mortars and Plasters bibliography is online at:
http://www.getty.edu/conservation/activities/mortars/mortars_publications.html
This bibliography addresses literature related to the conservation of
lime-based mortars, plasters, and stuccoes found in architecture and
artifacts around the world.

We hope you and your colleagues will find these resources useful.

Sincerely,
The Information Resources Group
Getty Conservation Institute

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