La normativa nacional e internacional en materia de aprovechamiento social del patrimonio arqueológico

Authors

  • José Alberto Bachiller Gil

Keywords:

normativa internacional, legislación nacional, uso social, international normative, national legislation, social use

Abstract

Este artículo supone un acercamiento a la Normativa Internacional y a la Legislación Nacional desde el punto de vista de la puesta en uso social del Patrimonio Arqueológico. Hemos de ser conscientes de que la única forma de proteger y conservar el legado arqueológico es acercándolo de forma inteligible a la sociedad, de tal manera que ésta lo sienta y lo viva como parte irrenunciable de su propia historia e idiosincrasia. Si los restos arqueológicos no se contemplan bajo este prisma y se adoptan medidas en este sentido de acercamiento a la sociedad, toda normativa legal de salvaguarda y conservación del patrimonio está abocada al fracaso.

 This article is an approach to the International Normative and the National Laws regarding the social use of the Archaeological Patrimony. We should be conscius that the only way for protecting and preserving our archaeological heritage is to facilitate the society our feeling and experience as a maningful part of our history and identity. Outside this principle any laws would be useless.

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Issue

Nº 5: (2000)

Section

Studies

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