Block 1) Introduction - definition of objectives, options and principles of survey of artworks by natural science methods Block 2) Division and basic principles of natural science survey methods - main diagnostic and analytical survey methods, characteristics of invasive and non-invasive procedures, sampling Block 3) Survey imaging methods - characteristics, possibilities and limits of use Block 4) Microscopic survey methods - characteristics, possibilities and limits of use Block 5) Spectral methods of survey - characteristics, possibilities and limits of use Block 6) Chromatographic methods of survey - characteristics, possibilities and limits of use Block 7) Diagnostic methods of survey - characteristics, possibilities and limits of use
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