Will Buy SCJ land of archaeological sites
More than 435 hectares will be acquired by the government of Jalisco the rescue and restoration of at least three archaeological sites in the state, said Modesto Ascencio Aceves, general director of the Ministry of Culture's heritage of Jalisco.
"Of these areas do not know if teuchitlecas or other groups with their own characteristics, "said" we can not determine the name of culture to not make the exploration and rescue. "
The official said that in all cases with the boundaries of the polygonal authorized by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), but can not start work until we have all acquired farms.
"It is a region with at least 700 archaeological sites, we have identified several areas to explore and rescue," he said.
Aceves explained Ascencio regarding the Santa Quiteria in Arenal already have bought a good part of the land and that since 2008 there were resources to the town to buy them. "It is a large archaeological site, identified as the entrance to the archaeological route we have provided," said "what you see are mounds, you can see courtyards, clumps of earth and stone you."
On the Rock of Santa Rosalia in the municipality of Etzatlán, said that it acquired half of the land now belonged to ejidatarios and subtraction may initiate condemnation proceedings for the other half as a particular has not been able to reach an agreement.
"In 2008 an action was applied to access roads," said "is a hill which was used as a surveillance zone surrounding communities, there are many graves were shot and palaces in Oconahua" .
Aceves Ascencio said that in the Santa Cruz de Barcenas Ahualulco in the town of Market buildings have been located that are identified as Guachimontones pyramid structures circular plazas and terraces.
He said that includes creating an archaeological route would begin in Guachimontones where there is an interpretive center, rear this, take visitors along a route that will infrastructure, including parking and small interpretive centers.
exhibited which also consider acquiring properties with similar characteristics in the areas of El Tepehuaje in Ahualulco and ocom Palace in Etzatlán.
regard, Ignacio Téllez González, PAN congressman reported that INAH pledged eight million pesos for the purchase of the land where archaeological sites are located in Santa Rosalia El Penol, Santa Cruz de Barcenas and Santa Quiteria.
added that he hopes to have the resources to hire archaeologists also working on its restoration and exhibition to the public.
Source: http://www.milenio.com/node/710854
NOTE REGARDING
spent the euphoria over the Spring Equinox and again in Zapopan Ixtépete is into disrepair, so says Councilman Jerome Diaz Orozco who criticized the lack of commitment of the City to maintain clean this archaeological site:
"We noticed that further deterioration is scratched, abused, as it was until a few days before 21 March, so we're seeing there is no public safety there is no attention to the place and again we are seeing this archaeological site is abandoned. "
notes that while the State Government plans to buy archaeological sites in Arenal, and Etzatlán Ahualulco Guachimontones related to their rehabilitation, the municipality is not concerned with allocating the least resources to maintain the Ixtépete.
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DATA THAT MENTION THE DEPUTY
transparency According to the site of the National Institute of Anthropology and History in this year also Ixtépete he has committed a federal appeal.
Monitoring of agreements with federal entities. Information March 31, 2011.
Ixtepe Rescue Archaeological sites, Zapopan; Atarjea, Tonala, Ixtapa, Puerto Vallarta, Santa Quiteria, Arenal, Teocaltitlán, Jalostotitlán; Terlan, Tuxpan, Cerro de los Metates, Villa Guerrero, The Rock Santa Rosalia, Etzatlán; Tesistán, Zapopan , and Hill of the dishes, Ayutla.
Source: http://www.inah.mx/images/stories/Transparencia/transparencia_foca/2010/convenios_financieros.pdf (last page)
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