発掘遺構の保存について(<小特集>海外事業と地盤工学的問題 : 世界における文化・自然遺産の保護・修復ならびに地盤工学的特性)

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One of the most common methods for preserving excavated archaeological sites and remains consisted of soil is re-burial. However, important sites are often exhibited insitu as they were excavated. Since those are consisted of earthen materials, they tend to be deteriorated due to natural causes such as rain, wind and drying process of the earthen structure. In order to protect the earthen sites from such natural causes, external covering structures could be installed. The structures help maintaining stabilized microenvironment, mostly relative humidity and temperature. However, they are not enough to keep moisture content of soil, which results in creating cracks and severe biological growth. We have developed a new type of synthetic resin, hydrophilic Silicon, which prevents evaporation of moisture contents of the soil. This resin gave a successful result at Kasori Shellmound Site Museum, Chiba.
社団法人地盤工学会の論文
2005-03-01