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We present an advance of a research project of the National University of Chimborazo on the request for the extension of the urban archaeological heritage site of Lourdes Macají at Riobamba, Ecuador, for which we will use a methodology based on a GIS, drones, and surface archaeological survey. The lack of protection of this site makes us fear for its definitive destruction, in addition to the unorthodox interventions carried out so far. It is proposed not to allow any more invasive works in the field and to extend the protection polygon, given the abundance of archaeological materials detected in a first visual inspection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The parish of Cacha has only two heritage sites inventoried in the INPC's SIPCE catalog. In this study, a first record of six other heritage sites is made, for which a classification as protected properties is intended. The new sites were registered and delimited by means of the surface archaeological prospection and it was verified, thanks to the archaeological ceramic material recovered, that they were occupied from the pre-Hispanic period of Regional Development to the Colonial-Republican period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mediante el método de trabajo del INAH en el salvamento arqueológico en las obras del Tren Maya se ha logrado adecuar una estrategia para unificar y jerarquizar las acciones de investigación y protección de monumentos arqueológicos. En este artículo se exponen los fundamentos de la metodología utilizada y se dan ejemplos que ¡lustran el tipo de medidas que se implementan para interveniry proteger los bienes patrimoniales en el área de construcción. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Tourism under global capitalism often uses territories in ways that conceal the negative impact on the territorial-heritage. This heritage is vital for preserving traditional markets and providing economic opportunities for impoverished communities in Latin America. This article aims to examine the factors that contribute to the resilience of territorial-heritage dynamics in traditional markets amid the growing pressure from tourism in the historical metropolitan sites of Coyoacán (Mexico City) and La Perseverancia (Bogotá, Colombia). It was found that the former site is at risk of losing its status, while the latter has experienced its complete disappearance. This research employs a mixed methodological design, including direct observations, semi structured interviews, and thematic mapping of the market's urban sectors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the architectural heritage of Mao, a city in the Dominican Republic. It states that members of the Icomos Dominicano and various heritage-related organizations visited the city's emblematic buildings and century-old irrigation canals. It mentions that Mao's foundation dates back to the Spanish colonial era, and its development has been influenced by various architectural styles, including popular and angloantillean designs.

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The article studies how the concept of Historical Heritage has been configured up to the present. It analyzes the lexicographical and conceptual problems of the notion of Historical Heritage and describes its most relevant characteristic features. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article studies how the concept of Historical Heritage has been configured up to the present. It analyzes the lexicographical and conceptual problems of the notion of Historical Heritage and describes its most relevant characteristic features. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The report is about the declaration of the Montano building and its attached piano factory as a cultural heritage site in Madrid. The Montano building is the only architectural and decorative testimony that has survived in Madrid in the typology of a piano factory with a public music audition room. The Montano piano factory was founded in 1838 and was dedicated to the manufacturing of pianos, harmoniums, and other mechanical musical instruments. The building and its interior decoration have been recognized as a cultural heritage site and deserve protection. [Extracted from the article]

The urban imaginary of the historical centre of Quito is strongly linked to the configuration of the Ecuadorian national identity and to the official patrimonial discourse which guide the planning and management of the city centre while ignoring the daily spatial relationships and local memories that make up a different city. Therefore, this research seeks to understand how the residents, merchants and artisans of the city centre experience, think and value their space. This research uses a mobile ethnography and combines different qualitative tools such as mapping and photography to analyse corporeal and affective experiences in the city. The inhabitants use the notion of movement to describe an abundant flow of people, money and goods in different places and streets. The research identifies a variety of places in and around the historic centre remembered by the inhabitants for their movement and related to positive emotions and a sense of place. The article identifies and discusses how the relationship between movement, transportation and popular commerce generates affective atmospheres and problematizes the loss of movement of different public spaces that are currently perceived by the inhabitants as empty and dead. The article proposes that the places of movement evoke another type of popular imaginary and generate an alternative urban identity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This text explores how the various meanings of cultural heritage are debated and agreed upon, based on reviewing the archaeological remains of Teotihuacan, México. With a qualitative approach, based on observation and interviews, we found empirical evidence that, despite their exclusion from being named cultural heritage sites, the inhabitants of San Martín de las Pirámides and San Juan Teotihuacan have resignified the values of the archaeological zone and incorporated some of those aspects as an element of their social and cultural identity. The Archaeological Zone of Teotihuacan does not mean or represent the same thing for everyone, that is, for external agents or for the communities around it. We concluded that the construction of community identity makes use of certain elements that are integrated into the narrative that legitimize it. One of the uses of cultural heritage is the affirmation and legitimation of identity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The report is about the expansion of the declaration as a Cultural Heritage Site of the headquarters of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation in Madrid. Vicente Aleixandre's personal archive, Nobel Prize winner in 1977, is considered of great historical, archival, and bibliographic importance. The state of conservation of the archive is uneven and precise actions are required for its proper preservation. The building of the Royal Academy was declared a Monument in 1998, but it is proposed to modify the declaration to expand its boundaries. The report was prepared by Luis Alberto de Cuenca y Prado and will be evaluated by the Royal Academy of History. [Extracted from the article]

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The article focuses on the Matta Sur heritage building reopens its doors completely renovated to serve the community of Santiago (Chile). Topics include examines one hundred and twenty years later, what used to be the Metropolitan School of Santiago, a public school, is once again at the service of citizens and the Chilean capital recovers an emblematic place of profound importance for the identity of the neighborhood in which it is located, Matta Sur, in Santiago Centro.

The Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Sports of the Community of Madrid has requested a report from the Royal Academy of History to declare the archaeological site of "El Rebollar" in El Boalo, Madrid, as a Cultural Heritage Site in the category of Archaeological Zone. The site has revealed a rural church from the late ancient period, as well as burial areas and Andalusian silver coins that indicate the abandonment of the church in the 9th century. The site has been consolidated and can be used for exhibition and educational purposes. The final decision on its declaration as a Cultural Heritage Site will be made by the Royal Academy of History. [Extracted from the article]

The report is about declaring the Richard Gans Typographic Foundry in Madrid as a Cultural Heritage Site. It was founded by Richard Gans in 1881 and closed in 1975. The importance of preserving the building and the movable objects of the foundry is highlighted. Additionally, the inclusion of the Andayón Roman Villa or La Estaca as a Cultural Heritage Site is mentioned. It is located in a place known as El Pedregal. The discovery of mosaics in the villa has generated interest in the archaeological community, and it is expected that excavations will continue to obtain more information about the history and culture of the region. [Extracted from the article]

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Starting from the case of the choirstalls in the Oviedo Cathedral, that were dismantled and partially rebuilt in the chapterhouse of the same building, this article describes the process of virtual reconstruction and subsequent interactive visualization of the original set in its context. To do that, equirectangular images of the current building are geometrically integrated with the virtual model of the stalls completely rebuilt from the photogrammetric survey of part of it, still preserved. The technique allows to combine real and virtual images in a hyper-realistic, interactive, and immersive way. It offers the viewer a "mixed" virtual tour of the cathedral central nave that incorporates the reconstructed virtual model in its originally designed location. The proposed methodology supposes a new visualization strategy that, in an economic, interactive, ubiquitous, and universal way, must allow progress in the dissemination of decontextualized heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Quinta and Palace of Torre Arias, located in Madrid, has been declared a Cultural Heritage Site in the category of Historic Ensemble. The estate, built around 1580, historically belonged to the town of Canillejas and has undergone numerous improvements and expansions over the centuries. In the 19th century, it became one of the most important noble estates in the area, with notable architectural and landscape elements. In 1986, the estate passed into the hands of the Madrid City Council and has retained its original size and configuration. The Torre Arias estate is considered an exceptional example of a noble estate with recreational and agricultural use. In 2016, it was opened to the public and has been the subject of restoration and maintenance by the Madrid City Council. Its declaration as a Cultural Heritage Site is recommended. [Extracted from the article]

Objective: This work proposes a model of formation of brand extension loyalty of a heritage brand parent based on the attitude towards the heritage brand parent, taking into account the mediating effect of the brand parent image and the moderating effects of the fit between the heritage parent brand and the brand extension as well as the involvement towards the product category. Methodology: An experimental study has been carried out with 328 tourists visiting the heritage destination and manipulating two levels of adjustment. A moderate mediation regression model was established using the PROCESS 3.4 software. Conclusions: The effect of the attitude towards the heritage brand on the loyalty towards the extension occurs through the image of the heritage brand. This effect is enhanced in low setting and high involvement conditions. The involvement moderates the direct effect regardless of the degree of brand extension fit. Implications: Implications are provided for the management of companies that use a heritage brand to compete in the market as well as for managers of cultural heritage. Originality and value: This work contributes to the existing knowledge about the process to the formation of brand-extension loyalty of brand of cultural heritage site, taking into account the perceptions about the parent brand in terms of attitude and image. Also, this study examines the moderating role of brand extension fit and the level of involvement with the category. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this article is to determine the degree of perception presented by the citizens of the city of Matanzas regarding the reorganization, conservation and development of the pedestrian infrastructure of the historic urban center. Among the methods used to collect information are: the survey, the pedestrian capacity and the documentary review. Information analysis tools such as UCINET free software and the statistical processors were used. As main results it was possible to determine that the variables constitute a competitive advantage and the variables are considered the weak points of the service. In this way, it was possible to recognize the degree of perception that Matanzas citizens have regarding the service provided by the pedestrian infrastructure of the historic center of the city and their preferences in this regard. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The report is about the declaration of the Cartuja in Talamanca de Jarama, Madrid, as a Cultural Heritage Site. The renovated complex of the Cartuja has been proposed to expand the declaration of Cultural Heritage Site that the Marqués de Cubas street already holds. The report details the history and characteristics of the set of buildings, which date back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and highlights the importance of their conservation and enhancement. The protection of the physical and visual environment of the monument is requested, as well as the compatibility of cultural use and events with the preservation of its values. [Extracted from the article]

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