Publication: Presencia de conservadores restauradores en yacimientos
arqueológicos de España
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2018
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Grupo Español de Conservación del International Institute for Conservation, Asociación de Conservadores Restauradores de España
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La figura del conservador-restaurador, dentro de equipos de excavación de yacimientos arqueológicos parece ser más habitual que en décadas anteriores. Para contrastarlo, hemos realizado una aproximación sobre la presencia de esta figura en yacimientos arqueológicos dirigidos por profesionales que trabajan en instituciones nacionales a través de una encuesta. Gracias a este estudio nos acercamos más hacia el estado y la valoración de la disciplina en los trabajos de campo. Aunque hay bastantes yacimientos que cuentan con equipos de restauración, tanto en campo como en un laboratorio, hay yacimientos que no cuentan con profesionales para ello. Este estudio plantea unos resultados preliminares sobre cómo se observa la disciplina por los profesionales de la arqueología que hay en los yacimientos de España.
Conservator-restorers are becoming frequently more commonplace in archaeological teams as opposed to some decades ago. his, however, is yet to be supported by actual data obtained from archaeological sites. his paper presents a study into the presence and absence of conservator-restorers within these sites, taking a focal point on those directed by public institutions. he main objectives of this paper are to achieve an initial understanding of this discipline as represented through the ield of archaeology. Our conclusions show that while restoration teams, either in the ield or the laboratory, are indeed present, there are some sites that remain without. These preliminary results will discuss this particular question in the geographical region of the country Spain.
Conservator-restorers are becoming frequently more commonplace in archaeological teams as opposed to some decades ago. his, however, is yet to be supported by actual data obtained from archaeological sites. his paper presents a study into the presence and absence of conservator-restorers within these sites, taking a focal point on those directed by public institutions. he main objectives of this paper are to achieve an initial understanding of this discipline as represented through the ield of archaeology. Our conclusions show that while restoration teams, either in the ield or the laboratory, are indeed present, there are some sites that remain without. These preliminary results will discuss this particular question in the geographical region of the country Spain.