CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE. ARC

The general objective of the Camp for the Conservation of Cultural and Natural Heritage, in addition to training, is to motivate the interest of young people in conserving ourenvironmental and archaeological wealth. We intend to take effective steps to safeguard our culture, while instilling them among the participants sensitivity and respect for Archeology and the Environment. Work will be carried out with a social projection, which reverts to the benefit of the Community, in the Archaeological Cultural Heritage and economic, trying to stop the loss of population in rural areas. This heritage preservation and restoration culture will have a direct impact on the conservation of the landscape, one of the objectives proposed in the action. Another objective is youth employability. The arqueology is a new employment site, and this action, which involves a training part, in addition to its inclusion in the Archeology Daily Book, will allow young people access the world of work through this discipline.The Andalusian Historical Heritage Law indicates that I?it corresponds to the municipalities the mission of actively collaborating in the protection and conservation of the assets that make up the Andalusian Historical Heritage, as well as enhancing and publicizing their cultural value I?Following this guideline, this intervention marks a plan that would be; Make society aware of the importance of historical cultural heritage, promoting knowledge and understanding of the problems of onservation, protection and its enhancement, to generate in the citizenry a feeling of respect and protection, as well as establishing discussion forums on the current and future state of these assets belonging to the Andalusian cultural heritage, in addition to training actions in the field of archaeology, to encourage the incorporation of young people into the world of work.Based on the Self-protection Plan against Covid-19, this activity will be carried out in two well-differentiated phases, with groups of a maximum of 7 volunteers, each one led by an archaeologist: Phase 1. Field work: The dynamics work will be developed by separating different teams of volunteers. Each team will be in charge of a different task, topography of the surroundings of the Cave, as well as the collection of archaeological materials derived from stockpiles and looting from contemporary times. After these technical works, two archaeological tests will be carried out, documenting how many archaeological elements are of interest during the earthworks through the stratigraphic record and the textual description. 2. Cabinet work. They will include the following tasks: CAD assembly of the planimetry and study and inventory of extracted furniture materials.The people who are going to collaborate altruistically, offering the various workshops and conferences to the Volunteer Field, are all professionals with extensive knowledge of the subject and recognized experience, which gives extra value to the com