Civil War to Civil Rights

50th Year of the March on Washington

Archeological Mapping Workshop

Compass to Computer: Learning the Basics

NCPTT Board Members Recognized

Graham & Silman receive awards

$195,000 Awarded for 2013 PTT Grants

8 innovative projects in preservation technology

Trees: Storm Preparation and Recovery

How to protect trees and evaluate damage

Picking Up the Pieces by Dustin Fuqua

Resource Documentation Post-Disaster

Disaster Preparedness and Response for Historic Cemeteries

Archaeological Sites After Disasters

Documentation and planning

Oil & Cultural Resources

Lessons Learned from Recent Oil Spills

Conservation Scientist for a Day 2013

Robotics Camp 2013

David Morgan Talks About SEAC (Podcast 43)

Nondestructive Evaluation Methods for Historic Structures

Raman Spectroscopy Workshop (2013-02)

John Asmus on Laser Cleaning “Have Laser Will Travel” (Podcast 42)

Second National Covered Bridge Conference

Louisiana’s Poverty Point State Historic Site to be Nominated as a World Heritage Site

Thin Section Petrography for Conservation (Podcast 40)

Applications of Digital Photogrammetric Methods for Preservation Documentation of Historic Homes. (2012-11)

Second National Covered Bridges Conference – Call for Papers

LiDAR Surveyor: A Tool for Automated Archaeological Feature Extraction from Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) Elevation Data (2012-07)

Guide for Use of Wood Preservatives in Historic Structures (2012-10)

Protecting Gullah Land and Community: A Locative Media Website for Tourism, Community Planning and Education (2012-09)

Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Heritage Landscape Atlas (2012-08)

Archaeological Survey Technologies, Data, Integration, and Applications Workshop and Seminar, Longfellow House – Washington’s National Headquarters, National Historic Site, Cambridge, MA (2012-05)

Historic Concrete and Masonry Assessment by the Air-Coupled Impact-Echo Method (2012-04)

New Technology, New Opportunities: Development of a National Chert Characterization Database (2012-03)

Preparations for Hurricane Sandy

Constructing Our Past: National Memorials Within the National Park System

GIS Interns

Preservation Arts and Technology National Professional Development Program

National Professional Development Program

An Axe to Grind – Part 1

Preservation Passed On

These Old Cabins

Web-Accessible Training in Thin-Section Petrography of Cultural Materials (2010-05)

Digital Recovery of Water Damaged Manuscripts Using Transportable, Multispectral Imaging Laboratory (2011-16)

Structural Health Monitoring of Nation’s Cultural Heritage (2011-15)

Creation of a website and online community forum for Osteoware: a software application for human skeleton documentation (2011-14)

Development and testing of a next-generation micro-fading tester for non-destructive lightfastness evaluation of art and artifacts (2001-11)

Sustainable Fiber Reinforced Mortar (FRM) Mixtures for the Preservation of Unreinforced Masonry Architectural Heritage (2010-06)

Clermont Visitor Center Prototype Environmental Control Project Report (2000-24)

Microbial Detoxification of Mercury Contaminated Museum Collections: Effect of Material Composition on Mercury Removal(2009-10)

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples: V. Engineering a Steeple Restoration (2008-16)

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples: IV. Reproducing Burned or Destroyed Steeples (2008-15)

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples: III. Masts and Telescoping (2008-14)

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples: II. Restoration Strategies (2008-13)

Historic American Timber-Framed Steeples: I. Middlebury, Vermont (2008-12)

How to Save Your Adobe Home in the Event of a Flood Disaster (2008-11)

The Use of Multibeam Swath Bathymetry for the Identification and Assessment of Underwater Archaeological Sites(2007-15)

Microbial Detoxification of Mercury Contaminated Museum Collections (2006-03)

Mechanistic and Computational Study of Cinnabar Phase Transformation: Application and Implications to the Preservation of this Pigment in Historical Painting (2005-02)

Using the General Land Office Records to Enhance Identification of Cultural Landscapes in Northern Mississippi (2005-01)

Development of a Web-Accessible Reference Library of Deteriorated Fibers Using Digital Imaging and Image Analysis (2003-07)

Computer-Based Methodologies for Investigating the History of Significant Cultural Landscapes: Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park(2003-06)