Once the tour of the different contents dealt with in each day has been completed, we would like to highlight in this publication some of the initial reflections that motivated the holding of the International Scientific Symposium Security in Heritage, which were not only reaffirmed
We completed the series of content dedicated to the International Scientific Symposium on Safety in Heritage with the document derived from it, the Declaration of the Circle. Safety in heritage: Safety in the use, management, maintenance and conservation of cultural heritage, which you can access
We continue the journey through the contents of the symposium with this fourth entry dedicated to its last day. In the closing thematic session, a debate was held on aspects related to current regulations, their shortcomings, proposals for improvement, new approaches and possibilities for development.
The Symposium agenda was structured around three main thematic areas, one per day, which defined the debate and provide a context for the presentations and papers presented each day. All of them had the goal of establishing the criteria for intervention in Cultural Heritage by