Mincul Discards Damage to Chan Chan's Original Structures After
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The Deconcentrated Directorate of Culture of La Libertad (DDC-LL) confirmed that it removed the spray paints made on a wall of the walled complex Chol An, known as the Rivero Palace, in the Archeological Complex of Chan Chan, located in the Trujillano district of Huanchaco.
Specialists of the DDC La Libertad carry out the cleaning of the paints on a wall of the walled complex Chol An, by means of procedures that allow to recover the affected surface without compromising the monument.
Chan Chan returned to be the scene of vandalism. The Ministry of Culture confirms that recent paintings do not aron the original structures, while a previous case involves a young man.
The Ministry of Culture (Mincul), through the Deconcentrated Directorate of Culture (DDC) of La Libertad, removed the spray paints made on a wall of the walled complex Chol An, known as the Rivero Palace, in the Archaeological Complex of Chan Chan. The technical evaluation determined that the paints were on the so-called “sacrifice material”, a protective layer composed of modern mud and mud, installed to preserve the archaeological walls. There…
Unknown paints were painted with black spray on a perimeter wall of the Chan Chan archaeological complex in Huanchaco, La Libertad. The Deconcentrated Directorate of Culture should evaluate whether the inscriptions caused damage to the heritage declared by Unesco in 1986.
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