The care and management of cultural heritage materials should be addressed with great care for the integrity of the artifact physically and symbolically . While the virtue of structural and visual integrity of objects may be contend in coalescing professional circles the ultimate goal is to preserve these objects. The following links address the ethical issues of approaching conservation including preservationand restoration of panel paintings. Because each institution is beholden to not only their mission statement but the international, federal, and local laws that surround cultural heritage objects. It is critical that thorough research is conducted not only on the materials of objects but the ethical and moral implications that may arise when handling figuratively and literally valuable artifacts.  Examples of Codes of Ethics
The care and management of cultural heritage materials should be addressed with consideration for the physical and symbolic integrity of the artifact . While the virtues of object integrity may be contested in professional circles, the ultimate goal is preservation. Institutions are governed by their mission statement , and international, federal, and local laws surrounding cultural heritage objects. It is critical that thorough research is conducted not only on the materials but also on the ethical and moral implications of handling figuratively and literally valuable artifacts. The following links address conservation ethics, including the restoration of panel paintings. Examples of Codes of Ethics
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