PREFACE
　……………… Tsuneyuki MORITA and Colin PEARSON
INTRODUCTION
　……………… Tsuneyuki MORITA
ETHICAL AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CONSERVING ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM OBJECTS
　……………… Carolyn L. ROSE
CASE STUDY: MATERIALS AND DISFIGURATION OF ETHNOGRAPHIC OBJECTS
　……………… Tsuneyuki MORITA
ETHNOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONS: CASE STUDIESIN THE CONSERVATION OF MOISTURE-SENSITIVE AND FRAGILE MATERIALS
　……………… Sue WALSTON, Karen COOTE and David HORTON-JAMES
CONSERVATION OF FOLK MATERIALS: DESALINATION AND OTHER TREATMENTS
　……………… Fumitake MASUZAWA
CONSERVATION OF ETHNOGRAPHIC METAL OBJECTS
　……………… Colin PEARSON
CONSERVATION OF AESTHETIC IDEALS OF GARMENTS
　……………… Hiroshi DAIMARU
CLIMATES THAT CAUSE FROST SHATTERING OF STONE OBJECTS
　……………… Sadatoshi MIURA, Tadateru NISHIURA and Masami FUKUDA
PRESERVATION OF MATERIALS IN OUTDOOR MUSEUMS
　……………… Norio MINO and Hiroshi USHIRO
CONSERVATION OF DWELLINGS IN THE “LITTLE WORLD MUSEUM OF MAN”
　……………… Michiko FUKUMOTO
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AS AN ETHNOGRAPHICAL MUSEUM CONSERVATOR FOR LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS
　……………… Ryuitiro SUGISITA
SPECIALISTS TRAINING IN THE SCHOOL OF CONSERVATION, COPENHAGEN
　……………… Pia ODGAARD
LISTOF CONTRIBUTORS