Archaeological Heritage in the management and information system of the Andalucia Institute of Historical Heritage

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Presentation given by Maria Victoria Madrid and Pilar Mondéjar of Andalusian Institute of Historical Heritage (IAPH) at the ARIADNE winter school. The presentation describes the information system used by IAPH, how it was developed, how it brings together information from different organisations in the region and the information contained about the archaeological heritage of Andalusia.

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Archaeological Heritage in the Management and
Information System of Andalusia Cultural Beings
Instituto Andaluz del Patrimonio Histórico
Fecha: 12-15 diciembre 2016
Proyecto Ariadne

The main purpose of the information system is to foster the knowledge about
historical heritage to support protection.
The objectives:
- To create a documentation project
- To organize, standardize and qualify information
- Information analysis for further decision making
- Dissemination of information through different products and services
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION

SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
Creation of databases for each type of heritage

A STANDARDIZED DOCUMENTARY LANGUAGE
The development of the information system needs to
incorporate a common documentary language which enhances
the integration of different types of data as well as the easy
retrieval of this data.
It is a controlled vocabulary structured with equivalence,
hierarchical and associative relations.

It is necessary to overcome the limitations
of traditional inventories and move towards
a unique model which should be flexible and
open enough to allow the addition of
information of all heritage typologies.
DEVELOPMENT OF A UNIQUE MODEL

MANAGEMENT - INFORMATION
MOSAICO is an information system that integrates
all the activities needed for management and
information of Cultural Heritage.
It brings together in a single application the work
developed in the regional Counsil of Cultural
Policies by different institutions, including the
Andalusia Institute of Cultural Heritage and the
Culture Delegations around the region.

0
100
200
300
400
500
600
10,88% 10,71%
13,87%
16,27%
11,37%
17,80%
10,12%
8,97%
PROTECTED BY PROVINCE
Almería
Cádiz
Córdoba
Granada
Huelva
Jaén
Málaga
Sevilla
3,29%
26,41%
8,94%
17,01%
36,58%
7,77%
DISTRIBUTION BY HISTORICAL PERIODS
Ancient prehistory
Recent prehistory
Protohistory
Roman period
Middle Ages
Modern Ages

Textos:
Tipografía NewsGotT
Ancient prehistory
Recent prehistory
Protohistory
Roman period
Middle Ages
Modern Age
DISTRIBUTION BY HISTORICAL PERIODS

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
21,10% 4,93% 10,48% 38,35% 19,09%
FUNCTIONAL TYPOLOGIES
Sites with stone tools
Sites with rock paintings
Residential Buildings
Religious buildings
Military buildings and towers
Industrial buildings
Dotational buildings
Buildings of Services
Commemorative buildings
Agricultural buildings
Settlements and free spaces

Archaeological Heritage in the management and information system of the Andalucia Institute of Historical Heritage

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