Speech after speech, error after error, negligence upon negligence, threat after threat, Cundisa increasingly deteriorate without intervention responsibly. Unfortunately, where UNAR gets their hands, are increased chances of losing or damaging the archaeological, samples are Chiripa, Isla del Sol, Cundisa, Tiwanaku, Samaipata Iskanwaya, etc., The deterioration and loss of archaeological and heritage are apparent. The Ministry of Culture is blind: No Director holds Heritage, Archaeology Without Head Holder, No headlines UNAR archaeologists without chief administrative owner, without legal Director holder and advisers and department heads to make water whenever a difficult problem to solve or deal puts them in front. The situation is dramatic and the situation is worsening daily in all aspects. Who, how and when to stop this fall?.
tombs that were kept in pedestals are on the verge of collapse
No one does anything, everyone goes, look, speak, sign, are photographed, some do press conferences, and it would be everything. People who are in charge, technically and operationally not budge them, even to design a strategy, do a small project, build a crew and go to the site to make an emergency maintenance. If no field archaeologists or are suspended, they should at least raise funds for refreshments, transport and accommodation, recruit volunteers (archaeologists graduates, not graduates, curators, architects, archeology students in their final years, etc.) to the conservation minima (deshiervar, clean the area, make drainage channels, etc.) What about the people who run the issue and advises the Minister?!!: We all know that many people are sensitized to this issue and people with enough training in the Ministry of Culture.
profiles of the excavation and the walls are crumbling pedestals amid debris, garbage and rags of an old sheet of polyethylene.
In the rainy season, water penetrated into the excavated area making it a huge puddle without anyone drained.
tombs that were kept in pedestals are on the verge of collapse The mortar that connected to the stones of the wall is deteriorating and at any moment collapse, which is aggravated by the roots of the weeds that were growing everywhere.
No one does anything, everyone goes, look, speak, sign, are photographed, some do press conferences, and it would be everything. People who are in charge, technically and operationally not budge them, even to design a strategy, do a small project, build a crew and go to the site to make an emergency maintenance. If no field archaeologists or are suspended, they should at least raise funds for refreshments, transport and accommodation, recruit volunteers (archaeologists graduates, not graduates, curators, architects, archeology students in their final years, etc.) to the conservation minima (deshiervar, clean the area, make drainage channels, etc.) What about the people who run the issue and advises the Minister?!!: We all know that many people are sensitized to this issue and people with enough training in the Ministry of Culture. If you have to cover to protect the site and allow generations responsible investigate and address the best way of this important legacy cover ourselves and the deposit period. Let us not deceive or fool anyone with an absurd museum display case. "
Carlos Lemuz http://arqueobolivia.blogspot.com 
