Between August 13 and 15, 2024, the Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology will be held with the theme of “Preserving to recover our memory: The conservation of the pre-Hispanic cultural heritage”. This fascinating meeting, completely digital and free of charge, will bring together leading national and international experts to reflect and debate on the various ways of transmitting the archaeological knowledge and rethinking the crucial role of the conservation of the pre-Hispanic heritage in Peru.
With a focus on archaeological sites and site museums, we will explore innovative methodologies and contemporary applications with the aim of transforming and improving conservation strategies. Get ready to discover how these practices can have a significant impact on our social life and on the preservation of our historical memory.
What is the Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology all about?
The Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology focuses on the conservation of the pre-Hispanic cultural heritage, a fragile and irreplaceable resource that is essential for the recovery and promotion of the historical awareness of our peoples. The event seeks to evaluate and secure the need for documentation, conservation and custody of the cultural heritage, thus guaranteeing the cultural rights of all Peruvians.
What are the themes of the Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology?
The themes of the colloquium will be distributed throughout the three days of the event.
Day 1: Cultural Heritage, Conservation and its Management
On this first day, we will begin the debate to rethink the role and sense of cultural heritage conservation. Throughout the day, we will focus on presenting and analyzing experiences that bring us closer to conservation management and how it becomes a key instrument for social and economic development.
Day 2: Training Linked to Cultural Heritage and its Challenges in the 21st Century
This day will focus on education, training and transmission of knowledge on the conservation of the cultural heritage in Peru, integrating national experiences and international perspectives. We will analyze current approaches and strategies applied in the training of conservation professionals, as well as future projections in this field. Also, the impact of new technologies and their role as in support of the conservation of the cultural heritage will be discussed.
Day 3: Heritage Conservation – Praxis
On this day, we will present outstanding experiences in the conservation of the immovable and movable heritage. The cases presented will allow us to delve deep into national and international practices, providing a comparative and enriching vision of the different methodologies and results obtained in the field of conservation.
Be part of the Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology!
The Tenth International Colloquium on Archaeology will be a unique opportunity to explore the conservation of the pre-Hispanic cultural heritage and its relevance in contemporary society. With the participation of experts from all over the world, this event promises to bring valuable knowledge and innovative perspectives in the field of archaeology. Join the event and check out the most frequently asked questions by clicking here.
