The paper provides some reflections of methodological and operative nature on the relations between conservation, restoration, use and enhancement of archaeological sites, through the "story" of a concrete experience which the authors have participated within the international cooperation. It is a research program funded by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, aimed at the creation of the archaeological park of Tilmen Höyük, pre-Hittite city in south-east Turkey (in the region of Islahiye-Gaziantep) in a context of strong inter-, multi-and transdisciplinary approach. The research project can also be read as a sort of "guideline" for the design, implementation and management of archaeological parks of a similar nature and consistency in the Mediterranean region. The Archaeological Park Tilmen Höyük was inaugurated in October 2007.
Conservation, Restoration and “new life” of archaeological sites: the park of Tilmen Hoyük in Turkey
MUSSO, STEFANO FRANCESCO;FRANCO, GIOVANNA
2013-01-01
Abstract
The paper provides some reflections of methodological and operative nature on the relations between conservation, restoration, use and enhancement of archaeological sites, through the "story" of a concrete experience which the authors have participated within the international cooperation. It is a research program funded by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, aimed at the creation of the archaeological park of Tilmen Höyük, pre-Hittite city in south-east Turkey (in the region of Islahiye-Gaziantep) in a context of strong inter-, multi-and transdisciplinary approach. The research project can also be read as a sort of "guideline" for the design, implementation and management of archaeological parks of a similar nature and consistency in the Mediterranean region. The Archaeological Park Tilmen Höyük was inaugurated in October 2007.
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