The 18th International Course on Stone Conservation has been announced to take place in Rome in 2013. The course is open to archaeologists, architects, conservator-restorers, conservation scientists, engineers and other professionals involved in stone conservation, preferably with at least five years of practical working experience in the field. Preference is given to heritage conservation professionals in the public sector, teachers involved in the practical training of conservation professionals, and those in a position to disseminate and leverage the knowledge gained during the course to a wider audience. The participants will be selected from international conservation professionals.(Information copied from the ICCROM website). Details on the course can be found by clicking on the link below:
18th International Course on Stone Conservation
The full schedule for the 17th International Course on Stone Conservation hed in Rome in 2011, for which this blog was written, is available by clicking on the following link:
Full schedule for the 17th International Course on Stone Conservation
