The book, which was repaired from UPSA to the Salama Cathedral, dating back to 1608
The President of the University of Salanka (UPSA), Santiago Garcia-Alcumun de la Lama, handed over Capeldo the Naamamana Cathedral, Jorge Garcia Gomez, a singer who was recovered from Sebastián de Vivanco, in 1608. Archive for the academic institution of the career work to recover the copy.
After staying for more than a year in the library’s restoration and preservation workshop and the Archive Paping University, the Sebastián de Vivanco singer returns to the city’s Cathedral in a correct reserve case.
The President of the University of Rananka, the Bonteviel (UPSA), Santiago Garcia-alphen de la Lama, was responsible for his connection to Brigadier Capeldo at the Humananka Cathedral, wandering in Goris Garcia Ghamouz, who is not only gathered by centennial.
Accompanied by the archive manager and the cataract library, Casimiro Muñoz Martín; The Cathedral Archive Coach, Pedro Gonzalez, the direction of the library and the UPSA archive, and the president and the two valleys examined the current condition
Interpretations on how to recover the version.
Cantora returns to the home, along with a document that includes the results of the tests conducted, a series of guidelines for its correct preservation and the preservation box, which contains each of the withdrawal elements.
Libraries and files in the “Health” model
Cantora is the first cooperation in the university’s restoration workshop and archive of the university with another institution and the origin of the libraries and files project (health).
Preserving the careful heritage and restoration of an active and professional money management approach, and in the case of the Handa Kabyan University, in the specialized graphic document. With the assumption that the negative storage of business ends by condemning its disappearance, this project aims to provide specific advice and technical training for specialized service that appreciates severity
Heritage and makes it perpetuate for the future.
This initiative, with the open science approach to transfer knowledge, aims to provide restoration and memorization services in the library and archive to institutions, companies and individuals. These services include basic advice on preventive conservation, developing a general memorization plan, creating protection plans, conservation interventions, restoring demand, and setting allocated conservation packages.
The two axes that the project is built are the sustainability of service and the commitment to preserving and restoring heritage, both the Church and other institutions in which the specific agreements and agreements are established.
