Broken cultural relic supporting system

Abstract

The invention discloses a broken cultural relic supporting system. The broken cultural relic supporting system comprises an inner supporting module, an outer supporting buckle and a connecting fastener, wherein the inner supporting module is arranged in a broken cultural relic to support the broken cultural relic from the interior, the outer supporting buckle is detachably connected with the innersupporting module, and the connecting fastener is used for fixing fragments of the broken cultural relic. The inner supporting module is mainly formed by splicing a main body module and a plurality of split modules, each split module is detachably connected with the main body module, one end of the outer supporting buckle is connected with the inner supporting module, the other end of the outer supporting buckle is arranged below the inner supporting module so as to support the inner supporting module, and the connecting buckle is connected with the inner supporting module so as to fix the fragments to the inner supporting module. By means of the arrangement, all the parts of the broken cultural relic are connected and assembled with the inner supporting module in a mechanical detachablemode, bonding or welding is not needed, repeated disassembly and assembly can be easily and conveniently achieved, and experts and scholars can conveniently conduct subsequent research or further maintenance treatment on the cultural relic.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of restoration of cultural relics, in particular to a support system for broken cultural relics. Background technique [0002] Broken and incomplete cultural relics unearthed by archeology usually need to be connected and completed to increase their stability and facilitate exhibition display. Taking the restoration of bronzes as an example, the traditional restoration method connects the fragments of cultural relics by welding or bonding, and then remakes a mold on the cultural relic body, and uses it to cast supplementary parts, or use a copper-skin hammer to extract supplementary parts for completion. No matter which way the complementary parts are finally connected to the cultural relics by welding or bonding. This restoration method interferes a lot with the cultural relic itself, and it will not be convenient to disassemble the restored cultural relics for further processing or research in the future....

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Problems solved by technology

However, in this way, in the end, it is still necessary to fix the supplementary parts to the incomplete parts of the cultural relics by bonding, so it is still not convenient to quickly disassemble and repeatedly assemble the cultural relics that have been repaired using 3D printing technology.

Therefore, how to solve the problem that the broken and incomplete cultural relics in the prior art are inconvenient to disassemble after being repaired to reprocess or study the cultural relic fragments is a technical problem urgently needed by those skilled in the art.

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