UNESCO vil sammen med Kulturdepartementet og Nasjonalarvkontoret starte Romanias største restaureringsprosjekt noensinne: Dette skriver Nine O Clock på engelsk:
Mediafax quoted a press communiqué as saying this is the biggest archaeological project in Romania so far, financed by the Culture Ministry and the National Heritage. The institutions joining the project are the “Babes Bolyai” University, The National Museum of Romanian History in Bucharest, the Museum of Dacian and Roman Civilization in Deva and the Cluj-Napoca Institute of Archaeology and Art History.
In 2012, the archaeological excavations at Sarmizegetusa Regia got RON 3 M, and in 2013, Piatra Rosie, Costesi, Blidaru and Cetatuie will be among the explored areas. “The four-year program will consist of systematic and pluri-disciplinary archaeological research in the Dacian fortresses in Orastie Mountains, monuments part of the UNESCO heritage fund. We wish this research program to become a model with respect to the value of vestiges uncovered and the UNESCO status of the ancient monuments in the area of the Osrastie Mountains,” reads the communiqué.
The research includes identifying Dacian vestiges by geo-radar and reconstituting their architecture without scrabbling, micro-flora analysis and a restoration plan given the fortresses being part of the UNESCO heritage fund.
