21/05/2024
Nota de Prensa
The Canal Museum is proud to announce the inauguration of the II Meeting of Latin American Historical Archeology, an event that promises to mark a milestone in the academic and cultural field of the region. In collaboration with the Center for Historical, Anthropological and Cultural Research of Panama and the University of the North of Barranquilla, this international conference will bring together leading experts in historical archeology, offering an overview of the current state of the discipline in Latin America. The event will take place from today, May 21 to 23, in the Auditorium of the Panama Canal Museum, Casco Antiguo.
The II Meeting of Latin American Historical Archeology constitutes an unprecedented platform for academic exchange and cooperation between professionals interested in the study of historical archeology in the region. For three days, attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the most recent advances in research carried out by international experts, generating an enriching dialogue that will contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this field.
On this special occasion, a well-deserved tribute is paid to one of the most prominent figures in the historical archeology of Latin America, Dr. Beatriz Rovira, Head of the University of Panama and Founder of the Panama Viejo Archaeological Project. Her contributions have been fundamental to the development and dissemination of this discipline in our region, and her legacy continues to inspire future generations of archaeologists.
The II Meeting of Latin American Historical Archeology represents a transcendental moment for the Canal Museum, where academic excellence and commitment to the preservation of our invaluable cultural legacy converge. We are honored to host this event and look forward to knowledge sharing and collaboration between experts from across the region. This encounter will undoubtedly leave a lasting mark on our Latin American archaeological history.
“Para nosotros, es un honor ser la sede de este encuentro y contribuir al avance de la arqueología histórica en Latinoamérica. Nuestro museo no es solo custodio del patrimonio de Panamá, sino también una plataforma dinámica para la producción y diseminación de conocimiento, fomento de dialogo y desarrollo de pensamiento crítico. Sabemos que la importancia de crear y mantener estos espacios académicos radica en la oportunidad de conectar a personas de la región para fomentar el intercambio, y esperamos que disfruten del enriquecedor programa que hemos preparado. «, añadió González. – Ana Elizabeth González, Directora Ejecutiva y Curadora en Jefe del Museo del Canal.
As the closing event of this Meeting, visits will be made to the Panama Viejo Archaeological Site and around the historic Old Town – with event registration, participants will have entry to the Canal Museum until Sunday the 26th.
The Canal Museum, committed to promoting cultural heritage and academic research, is proud to host this important event.
For more information and registration, please visit our website www.museodelcanal.com
