The Sustainable Preservation Initiative (SPI) seeks to preserve the world’s cultural heritage by providing sustainable economic opportunities to poor communities where endangered archaeological sites are located. SPI believes the best way to preserve cultural heritage is creating or supporting locally-owned businesses whose success is tied to that preservation. SPI’s grants provide a TWO for the price of ONE benefit: they create transformative economic opportunities for the local residents while saving archaeological sites for future generations to study and enjoy. SPI was incubated at and is strongly supported by the Archaeological Institute of America and the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA.
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- Our photo of the week: Master artisans at our projects in Peru have signed with NOVICA to sell their work worldwide! peoplenotstones.org/2012/06/01/pho… 7 hours ago
- Happy Friday to our newest followers! #FF @ArchaeologyInSy @TNS_Science @MuseumPlanning @MuseumsAtMQ @JuliePerrone 9 hours ago
- Very interesting - RT @w_archaeology: Oldest Jewish archaeological evidence on the Iberian Peninsula sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/… #archaeology 1 day ago
- Roger Atwood questions integrity of Walters Art Museum's Pre-Colombian Collection: "Why is it even showing them?" chasingaphrodite.com/2012/05/18/art… 1 day ago
- RT @LarryCoben: Great & deserved news for Luis Jaime Castillo, Jose Canziani & Paulo Dam Mazzi on their book nomination fb.me/1IrxvhutT 2 days ago
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