Abstract

The 1964 Venice Charter is a document of great international importance and has guided different types of interventions with its definitions and criteria on cultural heritage. In Article 2 it is mentioned that “The conservation and restoration of monuments constitute a discipline that makes use of all the sciences and techniques that can contribute to the study and safeguarding of the monumental heritage [1].” This document states that at present, in addition to the participation of the sciences, it is also necessary for various disciplines to participate. The application of knowledge; methodologies and methods constitute an interdisciplinary intervention, especially seeing that the contribution of each one of them, their competencies and requirements, also clearly establishes the limits and borders so that the interpretation is adequate in each area within its complexity.