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| April 2009: Interns Help Restore Sacred Hawaiian Cloaks |
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| Janet Mason, visiting conservator from the Canadian Conservation Institute,
conducting treatment on the Chapman feathered cloak. |
Aimee Ducey, conservation program intern from New York University, using special care while vacuuming the Joy feathered cloak. |
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| Aimee Ducey, conservation program intern from New York University, repairing tears in the feathered Joy cloak. |
Aimee Ducey, conservation program intern from New York University, removing accretion from the Chapman feathered cloak. |
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| Bob Barclay, visiting conservator from the Canadian Conservation Institute, developed the mount for the feathered cloak. |
Beth Nunan, conservation program intern from Buffalo State College, attaching Velcro strips on the feathered cloak mount. |
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| Bob Barclay, visiting conservator from the Canadian Conservation Institute, placing the feathered cloak on the mount. |
Hawaiian feathered cloak project mounted. |
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| Valerie Free, Bishop Museum (former) conservator, conservation program interns Aimee Ducey and Beth Nunan, with Joy, one of 3 restored Hawaiian feathered cloaks from the IMLS 2007 Conservation Project Support (CPS). |
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