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Since time immemorial, man has had the need to identify himself with a social group and a culture of his own; the search for this inclusion has been going on since we acquired the ability to reason. The desire to determine our origins prompts us to investigate the interpretation and understanding of the remains left by those who came before us, which make up their material culture. Many of these remains are buried, which is why they need to be brought to light. This work studies the preventive conservation measures that should be applied to archaeological artefacts, from their rescue in situ…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Since time immemorial, man has had the need to identify himself with a social group and a culture of his own; the search for this inclusion has been going on since we acquired the ability to reason. The desire to determine our origins prompts us to investigate the interpretation and understanding of the remains left by those who came before us, which make up their material culture. Many of these remains are buried, which is why they need to be brought to light. This work studies the preventive conservation measures that should be applied to archaeological artefacts, from their rescue in situ to their deposit in the laboratory. It will be exemplified with the case study of a fieldwork developed in the archaeological site PUKARA LA ALUMBRERA, in the province of Catamarca, Argentina.
Autorenporträt
Milton R. Paredes is Ecuadorian, with a degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage from the National University of the Arts of Argentina, with a scholarship from the Government of the Republic of Ecuador. His field of research is directed towards Archaeological Conservation. He is currently working as a university lecturer and researcher.