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EPYPSA (Studies, Projects, and Planning) and the SalvadorianCultural Heritage Director for the Territorial Development Plan
Jan. 2009 - Sep. 2010This project was an integrated diagnosis seeking to provide adequate protection and management of Salvadorian cultural heritage. Designing and producing strategies for the development and protection of El Salvador’s cultural heritage in the metropolitan area of San Salvador and its 21 municipalities; integrating and diagnosing adequate proposals for the proper management of Salvadorian cultural heritage.
Government of El SalvadorAtalaya Preclassic Site (700 A.C.) Archaeological project.
Jan. 2009 - Jan. 2010El Salvador, Central AmericaMore than 67 digs were conducted in order to protect a designated area. Classification of soil and cultural artifacts, recognition of native constructive systems and evaluation of cultural and natural surroundings.
Government of El SalvadorEl Chaparral Dam Electrical Lines System
Jan. 2009 - Jan. 2009El SalvadorArchaeological Director for the El Chaparral Dam Electrical Transmission Lines System, Salvadorian government. Surveying projected path for the electrical transmission lines between the El Chaparral Dam and a second electrical sub-station, spanning a distance of 44 kilometers from each other.
Government of El SalvadorResearch and Archaeological Director for the El Chaparral Dam
Jan. 2008 - Jan. 2009El SalvadorEl Chaparral Archaeological project, in an area of around 8 km2 of the El Chaparral Dam reservoir, El Salvador. A successful survey was conducted, resulting in the registry of 12 archaeological sites, some preliminary digs, and the analysis of artifacts in the area.
Clic FoudationArchaeological Paper Website (online library)
Jan. 2008 - Jan. 2010El SalvadorI was the main creator and driving force behind “Papeles de Arqueología” (Archaeological Papers) the first archaeological digital and visual library in El Salvador, sponsored by Fundación Clic (Clic Foundation). This web site was hosting more than 50 scholarly articles from American, Japanese and Salvadorian contributors. The Fundación Clic is an institution dedicated to the development of technology in communication, aimed at producing and preserving cultural material in a digital format. Technical assistants, computer engineers, graphic designers and proofreaders have assisted this ongoing project, under my leadership.
Domenech FoundationRegistry of the Collection of Archaeological Artifacts of the Domenech Foundation.
Jan. 2007 - Jan. 2009El SalvadorRegistry and identification of more than 1,400 archaeological artifacts, all of which have been recorded and displayed in an online publication (see “Toxtli Museum”). This classification includes the recognition of a vast typology of pottery and other artifacts from Central America. The creation of an optional model for the registration of a private collection was a direct outcome of this project.
Government of El SalvadorArcheological Windows Project.
Jan. 2004 - Jan. 2010El SalvadorThis project was born with interest in reaching an agreement between construction and archaeological projects. These windows can be applied to both public and private areas and edified close to crowded areas such as shopping malls, interiors of historic buildings, plazas, and others. They also serve as a tourist attraction, as well as an educational tool.
Government of El SalvadorOrganization of Library and Files of the Office of Archaeology
Jan. 2004 - Jan. 2008El SalvadorThroughout my administration as head of the Department of Archaeology in El Salvador, every matter of archaeological interest was classified. A specialized library for the Office was created for the first time. The library has provide students and researchers with access to unpublished technical reports, donated books and other resources. Copies of all reports are also handed out to main libraries in the country. By effectively managing this project, I was able to develop an office space for research, a well-equipped laboratory, and an area for washing and labeling archaeological material, an area for projections, and much more.
Government of El SalvadorSocial Archaeology Program
Jan. 2004 - Jan. 2008El SalvadorSocial Archaeology Program, which consisted of the rescue of cultural identity through the promotion of archaeology via closer relationships with communities.
Government of El SalvadorFirst Guidelines for the Regulation for Archaeological Research in El Salvador.
Jan. 2004 - Jan. 2007El SalvadorThe development of this document begun with my personal interest in producing a set of rules to regulate archaeological research in El Salvador. The production of this document was a three-year process, that required extensive meetings with colleagues, specialists, specialized lawyers and paperwork. After two and a half years, it was finally ready to be presented as a proposal to the main authorities of CONCULTURA (National Council of Culture and Arts).This entity manages all cultural matters in El Salvador, and now known as Secretaría de la Cultura.. The proposal was finally approved in October 2006 and published in 2007. These guidelines have became a guide for all researchers and those interested in managing their investigations and interventions on archaeological sites in El Salvador.
Goverment of El SalvadorTazumal, Investigation and Restoration of the B1-2 Structure
Jan. 2004 - Jan. 2007Chalchuapa, El SalvadorArchaeological Director of Deconstruction, Investigation, Restoration and Registration of B1-2 Structure of the Tazumal site, Chalchuapa, El Salvador. This Pre-Hispanic building is one of the largest, most monumental and representative archaeological site in the country, a symbol of national identity. This structure is 7 metres high, 30 metres in length, and 30 metres wide, exposing a complex system of construction, composed of mortar, stucco and architectural ornamentation.
Government of El SalvadorDepartment of Archaeology.
Jan. 2002 - Jan. 2008El SalvadorOne of my greatest feats was to become the main promoter in transforming what had been previously known as an Archaeology Unit into a full department. The purpose was to achieve a higher level of action and freedom of management. The office was established according to my proposal and work. The administration of archaeology as a Office had disappeared as part of the institutional dismemberment that took place during the time of the Civil War in El Salvador. The oldest account of a department of this nature goes back to 1928, ceasing to exist in the 1980s.
Government of El SalvadorArchaeological Workshops
Jan. 2002 - Jan. 2008El SalvadorUnder my personal leadership, archaeological workshops were created for the first time, which contributed to the training of students from the main universities in El Salvador in the fields of Archaeology and Anthropology. Each student who participated was given a certificate. A group of international archaeologist collaborated to present the various workshops. Some of the students who participated were hired to work in the Archeological Department staff.
Government of El SalvadorScientific Sessions program
Jan. 2002 - Jan. 2008El SalvadorCampaigner in the creation of the Scientific Sessions program. A space was created for all researchers to have the opportunity to showcase their ideas and research, while debating openly, in an effort to achieve scientific progress. Many of these sessions were made possible with the support of Casas de la Cultural (Houses of Culture), schools and universities. These programs have also been linked to workshops and Social Archaeology projects.
Government of El SalvadorExhumation of the First President of The United Provinces of Central America
Jan. 2002 - Jan. 2002San Salvador, El SalvadorArchaeological Exhumation of a Salvadorian Founding Father and the First President of The United Provinces of Central America, General Manuel José Arce, buried in the Church of La Merced in San Salvador. A scientific perspective allowed a complete registry of the mortuary traits, as well as the classification of materials and DNA sampling.
Ministry of EducationArchaeological Field Director and Consultant
Jan. 2002 - Jan. 2008National archaeological research chair. - Coordination and supervision of international and national archaeological projects - Management of multiple national archaeological parks (including a UNESCO world heritage site) - Archaeological park supervision and conservation - Coordination of archaeological rescue activities - Development of programs for the protection of archaeological heritage - Technical outreach support for schools and universities - Public relations - Managing government resources for the research and restoration of archaeological structures and artefacts - Training technical staff - Protecting and preserving national archaeological sites (numbering more than 760 sites) - Performing technical inspections in all construction projects - Providing technical assistance to communities and entities with archaeological interests - Supervising more than 50 employees working in archaeological parks, administrative areas, and research projects.
Government of El SalvadorArchaeological Research of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (Our Lady of the Assumption) Church
Jan. 2001 - Jan. 2004Ahuachapan, El SalvadorIt involved recognizing the remains and traits of previous temples, as well as mortuary models. A classification of an extensive variety of artifacts, porcelain and ceramic fragments was made. Part of the findings included more than 1,300 7mm unused ammunition cartridges, and 8 Oviedo war rifles dating back to the early 20th Century.
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