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The archaeological area of Cochasquí, Ecuador, is composed by a set of pre-Inca pyramids (500-1500 AD). Over the past decade an international project has been developed: Cooperation to cultural and formative development for the value of the pre-Inca pyramids of Cochasquí, Ecuador, within which a series of studies and research have been carried out for the conservation and restoration of its archaeological-real estate assets. Today and continuing with the line of sustainable restorative interventions, a series of studies are being carried out ranging from the characterization of materials and reproduction of experimental specimens of aggregates used in the construction of pyramids, that are allowing to evaluate the behaviors of the earthy material known as Chocoto, with the addition of gums from Cactaceae. The studied rubbers come from the subfamily Opuntiae and Austrocylindropuntia. The use of natural or traditional resources to improve the characteristics of earth materials is a particularly well-known resource in the Americas. Therefore, to use materials that were available to preColumbian cultures, the use of natural resources from the Cochasquí environment (Ecuador) has been considered, facilitating the sustainability of the intervention.

Acciones sostenibles para la conservación y restauración in situ de bienes inmuebles