Paisajes de la Producción en Chile. Un Tránsito desde la Arqueología al Patrimonio Industrial

Abstract

It addresses the transit in which Chile’s industrial legacy is found from a monumental / archaeological and singular conception to a heritage and joint perspective. This transit makes it possible to introduce the category of Production Landscapes as a way of understanding the vestiges of the industry in the territory while developing future instruments for its management.

To this end, a total of six cases have been considered: El Salvador copper mining camp, Tierra del Fuego oil fields in Enapinos, Talca - Constitution Railway Branch, Constructions of the Aysén Industrial Society, San Eugenio District and, finally, Maestranza District.