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November 10 - December 13, 1996
Chan Chan, Trujillo, Peru
This
is an intensive, five-week course of specialized professional training
in situ at the Archaeological Zone of Chan Chan, the city of Trujillo,
and other historic sites in the Moche and Chicama Valleys in the
region of La Libertad, Peru.
The course program promotes a multidisciplinary methodology for
the conservation and management of earthen architectural and archaeological
heritage. Course topics will be developed through lectures, demonstrations,
practical laboratory and field exercises, case studies, site visits,
discussions, and other activities. Particular attention will be
devoted to the state of knowledge in the field of earthen architectural
heritage; the problems of decorative surfaces, wall paintings, and
polychrome reliefs on earthen supports; seismic mitigation; preventive
conservation; and the development of conservation and management
plans for such patrimony. The course will be conducted in Spanish.
The course is a component of the Programa Integral para la Conservación
del Patrimonio Monumental de Tierra, initiated by the Instituto
Nacional de Cultura del Perú—Dirección Regional La Libertad (INC-DRLL).
Through the Programa Integral, the INC-DRLL promotes training, research,
documentation, cooperation, and public awareness regarding the study,
the conservation, and the management of earthen heritage. INC-DRLL
is organizing this course in collaboration with the International
Centre for Earth Construction-School of Architecture of Grenoble
(CRATerre-EAG), the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation
and the Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), and the Getty
Conservation Institute, with the support of the World Heritage Fund
of UNESCO.
While the deadline for enrollment in the course has passed, those
desiring additional information regarding programs in this area
of conservation should contact the GCI Training Program at 4503
Glencoe Avenue, Marina del Rey, CA 90292, U.S.A. Telephone: 310
822-2299 Fax: 310 821-9409.
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