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Mechanical Testing and its Role in the Condition Assessment of Tapestries
Date
2006-01-01
Author
Şahin, Melin
Dokos, Leonıdas
Dulıeu Barton, Janıce
Earl, Jacquelıne
Eastop, Dınah
Lennard, Frances
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Tapestry Conservation Principles and Practice
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M. Şahin, L. Dokos, J. Dulıeu Barton, J. Earl, D. Eastop, and F. Lennard,
Mechanical Testing and its Role in the Condition Assessment of Tapestries
. 2006, p. 234.