Museo del Táchira Táchira
The museum opens its doors again to the dissemination of culture and knowledge in this occasion with a press of the anthropologist Reina Duran to 4th year students of Social Communication, Journalism mention Scientific, which began with a tour of the exhibition halls with various counts the museum.
are 10 rooms that make up this museum exhibition circuit, starting with the oldest evidence dating back as seven thousand years BC The guides have given us a room by room tour explaining each object found and its history, are open to clarify any questions you have visitors.
The tour culminates in the new room, the Natural Sciences, which attracts a lot of visitors for animal content in this area have dried several animal species and imitating their surroundings for guests to imagine life of these mammals.
The press conference began with a video, property of the Museum Tachira civilizations on pre - Hispanic, which in a didactic way explains a little history of anthropological discoveries he made this institution. Later came the chief guest, in this case, the anthropologist and director of the Museum Reina Duran, who after a brief introduction by one of the organizers of the event began to explain what are its excavations by the Táchira.
After completing his explanation of the work done in the museum and is the treatment given to each of the pieces found in their annual journeys, they opened the series of questions and answers where all stakeholders had the opportunity to clarify their doubts.
The conference is open to the public was not exclusively for students of Social Communication, students of 1st year of school diversified Bolivariana de Vega de Aza were doing the tour of the facilities also attended to learn a little anthropological work done in this institution.
El Museo del Táchira works Tuesday through Friday, 9 am to 5.30 pm, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm, and the invitation is for everyone interested in knowing where we come to approach their facilities located at Hacienda Paramillo, for a journey through the history of Táchira will not forget.
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