Is the collection of cultural relics growing?
Qianling Museum: Salt precipitation occurred, which has been dealt with in time
The cultural relics in the museum have hairy in the display cabinet?
what's going on!
A few days ago, some netizens posted a Weibo about "I saw these two cultural relics grow hairy in Qianling Museum...Is the preservation temperature and humidity not in place?"
The reporter saw that in the pictures sent by netizens, a cultural relic resembling a ceramic figure was covered with small fluff around it, which looked like a "golden monkey" under the light.
what happened?
Is the preservation of the museum's cultural relics inadequate, or is there really uncontrollable factors?
To this end, the reporter interviewed Ms. Chen, the deputy curator of Qianling Museum.
She told reporters: "There is such a situation, which was discovered on June 12. It has now been dealt with." Curator Chen said that because the cultural relic had experienced changes in weather and temperature before salting out, it showed that netizens took photos. The following is similar to the situation where the cultural relics have hairy. "The cultural relics have been dismantled, and they have been processed and maintained in the cultural relics restoration room. We contacted relevant cultural relics experts and will conduct further inspections on the cultural relics."
It is reported that the cultural relic is a pottery Human figurine.
But not all pottery will experience salting out.
Curator Chen stated that if some ceramic relics have been desalinated, they will not be salted out due to changes in temperature and humidity, while some ceramic relics will not be desalted due to various reasons, and they will have salting out under certain circumstances.
Curator Chen said, “Similar situations have been found in this example of cultural relics before, but the frequency and frequency of it (problems) are difficult to determine. There is temperature and humidity adjustment in the showcase. When we found this situation, we dealt with it in time. ."
Chengdu Commercial Daily-Red Star News Reporter Qiao Xueyang Zeng Qi