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Under the Microscope in the Conservation Lab:
Conservation vacuuming removes particulate soils that have accumulated during the flag’s lifetime. During conservation vacuuming, a sample of the dirt on the flag is taken. If desired, this sample can be analyzed to learn the composition of the soils, which could give insight into a flag’s history (2005.103). Back to Some examples of current conservation treatments New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs: Military
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