CULTURAL AWARD TOWN OF CALP 2010 - DECLARED NATIONAL HERITAGE OF CULTURAL INTEREST (BIC)
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19 jul 2011

First positive results in Ifach East Wall

Perhaps cutting east wall, a ditch polling 10 x 2.5 meters was the biggest unknowns offered at first sight. The court directs Roberto Ferrer, is an unexplored area to date, and had offered to archaeological material surface in 2005, but little more. The massive collapse of Ifach Palace hotel was under, extended and distributed at the time of the bombing of a hotel in 1987. For aerial photographs was an area we knew where it had built anything, so finding rates were higher.

From the outset, this week alone have left debris. Just 1.80 meters of rubble. Lots of it is the most abundant of all the areas we have touched. But when we were about to resign and zoning, the layer has changed a brown coat offering untouched. They are the first archaeological layers beneath the layer of rubble. There is life under the mountain of rubble and slabs. Now, the cut should be extended, opening more to see if we can get a broader view and dig those layers to see what appears. We'll know soon.

10 jul 2011

Record 27992: Medieval Town of Ifach is a National Interest Site of Cultural Heritage


Has finally received the news that both were waiting since 3 years ago began managing the declaration of the medieval town of Ifach as a National Cultural Heritage(BIC) with the Cultural Heritage Department of the Govern of Valencian Community.

We passed all phases establishes the administrative procedure, including relevant technical reports, the inspectors' visit, until last October the Director-General officially DGPCV that the file had been opened and forwarded to the Ministry of Culture proposal for inclusion in the Catalogue of Sites of National Cultural Interest.

Well, today in the City of Calp has received, sent by the Deputy Director General of Historical Heritage of the Ministry of Culture of Spain, dated March 7, 2011 final settlement of the medieval town of Ifach has been included in Register of Cultural Interest to the number 27992. Obtaining this number is important because it gives the site the highest category of protection available to to any monument, archaeological or heritage that exists in the Spanish territory, avoiding future construction and preserving the remains are now preserved for the future and can also access aids such as the Cultural 1% developed by the Central Government.

The satisfaction of all teamwork is huge on the news we shared with the city of Calpe and the Parque Natural d'Ifac Penyal and culminating many efforts and encourages us to continue in the next season starting in July this year.

I hung the link RTV Calp about the news: