📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Culture through the Decentralized Directorate of Culture - DDC of Cusco said that the restoration and enhancement of the sectors of Sinkuna kancha Andenes and Hornopata of the Archaeological Park of Tipon register a remarkable advance since the archaeological research work has allowed the identification of walls and structures that correspond to enclosures and platforms of the Inca times colonial and republican. The Decentralized Directorate of Culture of Cusco began these works in October of last year and has a horizon of 3 years a period in which approximately 6 million 800 thousand soles will be invested. The resident of the work archaeologist Amelia Prez Trujillo said that in the Sinkuna kancha sector they have been recovering the archaeological evidence that was covered by dense vegetation and that had been converted into places of agricultural activity and grazing since colonial times and the Republican era. It has been shown that in Sinkuna kancha there is overlap of constructions that correspond to different periods and abundant ceramic pieces which lead to the hypothesis that workshops worked in this sector said the official. Among the pieces found are aribalos plates bowls tupus small molds of faces and other pieces. It also highlights the large number of ceramic fragments of various shapes and colors which will be investigated by specialists. In the Andenes sector the professionals of the cultural entity carry out archaeological research work to determine the projection of the platforms the internal structure and the hydraulic systems used in this sector. In the process of restoration and enhancement of Sinkuna kancha has the support and participation of the communities settled in the surroundings of the park who carry out a permanent monitoring of the work.
