Culture invests 90,000.00 euros at Fuente Nueva III De Orce

Antonio Granados, the delegate for Culture and Historical Heritage and Jose Ramon Martinez, the mayor of Orce, express their satisfaction at the improvements made to Fuente Nueva III. They also produced a 3D audiovisual that recreates what life was like in the Guadix–Baza basin and, more specifically, in the Orce deposits. To allow visitors to visit the excavations, get closer to the times with the recreations, and to promote the University of Granada's research and study work, the total investment was over 90,000 euros.

The head of Culture also stated that actions taken included a rehabilitation and installation of a door, a door, and several closing panels made with sheet steel slats. He also explains that an interior exhibition space was created to complement the existing circulation elements. A wooden deck and perimeter railing were built to this end. They can be adjusted according to the needs of excavations and allow for the installation of three-dimensional reproductions of prehistoric animals. This project cost 42,000 euros. These works would not have been possible without the support of Patricia del Pozo (Minister of Culture). She emphasizes her commitment to the province and the projects she presents.

Antonio Granados also stated that the University of Granada was contracted to perform conservation and restoration activities in situ of archaeological remains at Fuente Nueva III. The budget is 17,545 Euros. He explains that the University of Granada is also supporting the General Research Project. The University of Granada has financed the final Report, with 18,000 Euros, and it has been completed by the research team. the.

Jose Ramon Martinez and Antonio Granados both feel that Fuente Nueva III needs to be promoted and better understood. The most striking action was to create a virtual 3D content using new technologies. Six infographics were created to recreate the original state of Fuente Nueva III. They cost almost 14,000 Euros and will be displayed in the Visitor Center.

The Junta de Andalucia has provided Orce with a site that can be visited. This will increase the number of people visiting the region, which is currently in decline. Orce's mayor thanks the Andalusian Government for their economic efforts and requests that new investments be made. He also asks for additional excavation campaigns to be conducted next summer, led by the University of Granada and its Prehistory section.

Both institutional representatives and I believe that making public the Fuente Nueva III interventions and the new documentary about the Orce deposits is a significant step towards the preservation and dissemination of an area that is unique to our province.