{"id":48302,"date":"2020-07-15T10:35:04","date_gmt":"2020-07-15T08:35:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.icac.cat\/en\/?p=48302"},"modified":"2020-07-15T15:34:27","modified_gmt":"2020-07-15T13:34:27","slug":"a-joined-project-of-ematsa-icac-and-urv-catalogues-104-heritage-elements-related-to-water-cylce-of-tarragona-pallaresos-canonja-and-catllar","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/icac.cat\/en\/actualitat\/noticies\/2020\/a-joined-project-of-ematsa-icac-and-urv-catalogues-104-heritage-elements-related-to-water-cylce-of-tarragona-pallaresos-canonja-and-catllar\/","title":{"rendered":"A joined project of EMATSA, ICAC and URV catalogues 104 heritage elements related to water cylce of Tarragona, Pallaresos, Canonja and Catllar"},"content":{"rendered":"

We presented this July 14, 2020, the\u00a0Catalogue of heritage elements related to the water cycle<\/a><\/em><\/strong>, the first result of a knowledge transfer project that lists and documents\u00a0104 heritage elements located in Tarragona, Pallaresos, La Canonja\u00a0and El\u00a0Catllar.<\/p>\n

<\/b>This project responds to the\u00a0collaboration agreement signed by\u00a0EMATSA, the Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC) and the Rovira I Virgili University (URV)\u00a0<\/strong>for the dissemination of the integral water cycle in the field of classical archaeology and historical heritage.<\/p>\n

EMATSA<\/a> president,\u00a0Jordi Fortuny<\/a>, highlighted the good work done through institutional collaboration, which “we want to make it long and fruitful”, and he added, “we have partnered with experts who have the technical and academic competence to study and catalogue our rich heritage linked to water.”<\/p>\n

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Josep M. Palet, ICAC director (left) and Jordi Fortuny (EMATSA president) during the event. Photo: \u00a9 ICAC<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

For his part, Josep M. Palet<\/strong><\/a>, ICAC director, highlighted the heritage component of the project “which is where the knowledge transfer actions can be clearly visible.”\u00a0In this sense, he also pointed out that water structures “are lines in the landscape that become organizing elements of people’s lives”.<\/p>\n

An important feature also mentioned by Josep M. Toldr\u00e0 (URV), who pointed out that\u00a0“this catalogue\u00a0<\/a>is an example of synergy between architecture and archaeology that shows how territorial logic shapes services”, and stressed the importance to have this first document because “knowing is the first step to value”.<\/p>\n

The document carried out by the ICAC and the Architecture School of the URV (ETSA), under the supervision of\u00a0Josep M. Macias<\/strong><\/a>, ICAC researcher, has had extensive bibliographic documentation and field-work that has listed, mapped and catalogued a set of 104 heritage elements resumed into 83 points of interest<\/strong>:<\/p>\n