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Roofed enclosure protects painted adobe friezes at the Lady of Cao site
Conservator in safety gear brushes an excavated adobe structure
Three helmeted specialists clean a painted relief wall at the dig site
Workers install a tensile roof structure overlooking the coastal desert
Sheltered mausoleum enclosure with painted walls and a brick walkway

Built Heritage Conservation

The architectural remains uncovered through our archaeological excavation campaigns are subject to a series of actions and procedures aimed at ensuring their preservation and enabling their appreciation by present and future generations.

Masked specialist examines a ceramic figure with a magnifying glass in storage
Conservator adjusts a gilded ceramic figure displayed on a pedestal
Technician in hairnet and mask inspects a textile fragment on a table
Specialist examines a folded textile bundle among archive storage shelves

Collections Management

The archaeological objects from El Brujo are safeguarded in the On-Site Museum and its eight storage facilities, following carefully designed guidelines for proper documentation and conservation. Our preservation efforts also include research and the dissemination of this invaluable heritage.

Contact us

If you are interested in collaborating with the Wiese Foundation, we invite you to send us a message.

Phone : 01 611 4353