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Centro Mallqui
Centro Mallqui is a non-profit organization established in Peru in 1992. It is dedicated to the conservation, study, and sustainable use of natural and cultural resources of Perú. Our projects prioritize the work with organic bioarchaeological remains with strong connections to museums and rural tourism.
In northeastern Perú, Centro Mallqui has a research center and runs the Leymebamba Museum in Chachapoyas, Amazonas. It also curates an important archaeological collection in Ilo, on the coast in the extreme south of Perú, and participates in the design conservation of the Chiribaya Museum in the municipality of El Algarrobal.
Centro Mallqui develops educational programs for middle and high school students, as well as for graduates in bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology, and post-graduate studies in the same. |
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Amazonas
Av. Austria s/n,
San Miguel, Leymebamba |
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Moquegua
Av.Principal s/n,
El Algarrobal,
Ilo |
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Activities
Leymebamba Museum Education Program
This program was originally sponsored by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to promote the importance of the local cultural heritage through workshops for children, teenagers, teachers, and tourist guides.
The objective is to strengthen cultural identity in the region and to emphasize the importance of protection and conservation of natural and cultural resources. Read more. |
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Staff
Centro Mallqui works with a diverse multidisciplinary team of specialists in scientific work, cultural and educational management, and community development.
Meet our staff. |
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