CLEAN : Tutankhamun mask: damages are reversible

The video discusses two main statements regarding the mask: there is no current danger to it, and the measures taken are reversible. An incident occurred last year when the mask's beard fell apart due to glue used in a 1944 restoration. The type of epoxy resin used is unknown, but it is a common solution when other methods fail. The glue can be reversed, though it requires careful handling.

What is the first statement made by the speaker about the mask?

• The mask is beyond repair.

• The mask is not currently endangered.

• The mask is currently in danger.

• The mask has been fully restored.

What caused the mask's beard to fall apart?

• A change in temperature.

• An accidental drop.

• Exposure to sunlight.

• Glue used in a previous restoration.

When did the incident involving the mask's beard occur?

• Two years ago in December.

• Last month in July.

• This year in January.

• Last year in August.

What is the speaker's opinion on the use of epoxy resin in restoration?

• It is the best solution.

• It is not ideal but sometimes necessary.

• It should never be used.

• It is the only solution available.

What is required to reverse the glue used on the mask?

• No action is needed.

• A simple cleaning process.

• A delicate and careful operation.

• A complete restoration.