| Ref ID: | 24940 |
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| Ref Type: | Book Section |
| Authors: | de Silva, Nerina |
| Title: | The analysis and conservation of a newly-found bronze drum from Lumajang, Java |
| Date: | 1992 |
| Source: | Southeast Asian Archaeology 1990: Proceedings of the 3rd Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists |
| Place of Publication: | Hull |
| Publisher: | Centre for South-East Asian Studies, University of Hull |
| Abstract: | A small Pejeng-type drum from Java, received in fragmentary condition, was conserved at the Institute of Archaeology. Metallographic and SEM/EDAX analyses showed that the body and tympanum had been cast separately from copper-tin-lead alloys. The results of these analyses, together with those of visual examination are used to describe its method of manufacture. Steps taken to conserve and rejoin the fragments to form an almost complete drum are described below. |
| Date Created: | 3/29/2001 |
| Editors: | Glover, Ian C. |
| Page Start: | 227 |
| Page End: | 232 |