US EditionThe Pantheons as a Living Heritage: a Look at the Municipal Cemetery of Tapachula
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Click to see the slide pass. By: Architect José Miguel Bello Gudiel Psychologist Diego Daniel Bello Gudiel (Hnos.Bello consultants and associates) It is not common for the general public to observe pantheons as a heritage of society. However, there are academic works that have focused on understanding the perceptions that people have about these funerary spaces, especially qualitative and multidisciplinary studies that explore their symbolic, cu…
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