Conservation and Restoration Department.

The Conservation and Restoration Department is responsible for the preservation and restoration of movable cultural heritage and museum collections made of various materials, including metal, ceramics, stone, bone, textiles, wood, and others. The department conducts examinations of cultural property and museum objects, assessing their composition, manufacturing techniques, condition, and causes of deterioration. In addition, it keeps up with modern examination methods and develops procedures for the protection, conservation, and restoration of movable cultural heritage.
Special attention is give to creating adequate conditions for exhibiting, storing, and transporting museum collections, as well as maintaining records on the objects, including their number, condition, and movement. Moreover, the department keeps documentation of completed works and strives to provide modern technical equipment and professional literature necessary for its activities.