This archaeological project in Peru’s Sacred Valley offers international volunteers an immersive experience in archaeology and cultural heritage preservation. Located near Cusco, participants work with experienced archaeologists on tasks like site maintenance, artifact codification, reticulation, and mapping, tailored to the needs of each site.
Volunteers travel to various historical sites, directly contributing to the preservation of national heritage locations.
Partnering with Peru’s Ministry of Culture for 15 years, the project covers over 300 sites in the Sacred Valley, including Ollantaytambo, Moray, and Chinchero. The duties vary by site, and volunteers receive comprehensive guidance from local staff and archaeologists.
Volunteers must be prepared for physically demanding tasks and adhere to strictguidelines to respect and protect these invaluable heritage sites.
Here you’ll have the chance directly contributing to the preservation of Peru’s rich cultural heritage.
Volunteering in a place like this will give you a sense of satisfaction that will stay for you with as long as you live and a fresh perspective of how much you can do to protect invaluable curtural heritage sites
On this project the key is to be open to directly contributing to the preservation of national heritage locations, help out the staff on anything they may need is essential.
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