From the Museo y Comunidad Bulletin, the Piece of the Month was born. In this section, pieces from the MAJCC collection selected each month in the Museo y Comunidad Bulletin are showcased. All the featured spaces have the main objective of sharing the results of the projects carried out by the Museum and inviting people to visit the MAJCC and learn about the work being done on the cultural and archaeological heritage of Southwestern Colombia.
In 2009, the Museum and Community Newsletter was created, which has established itself as the main organ of printed dissemination of the Museum. From then on, the AMJCC information began to be uploaded to social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. All the spaces disclosed have the main objective of socializing the results of the projects carried out by the Museum, and inviting people to the AMJCC as well as to learn about the work that is carried out about Southwest of Colombia’s cultural-archaeological heritage.
One of the important aspects of the mission of the Archaeological Museum "Julio Cesar Cubillos"- MAJCC, is to contribute to the training of undergraduate and graduate students, both from the Universidad del Valle, as well as from other universities that have curricula in Anthropology, Archaeology, Visual Arts, History and Social Sciences. Between 2009 and 2021, the professor of the Department of Visual Arts and Aesthetics and director of the Archaeological Museum Carlos Armando Rodriguez, has taught the following courses: Pre-Hispanic Culture and Art in Valle del Cauca, Art History I, Art History II, Research, Ancient Societies of America, Ancient Societies of Colombia and Ancient Societies of Valle del Cauca.
Associate Professor – Distinguished, at the School of Integrated Arts of the Universidad del Valle, affiliated with the Department of Visual Arts and Aesthetics. He obtained his Master’s degree in History from Voronezh University (Russia) in 1980 and his Ph.D. in History – Archaeology in 1987 from the Institute of Archaeology (Moscow). His research interests focus on the following topics: the pre-Hispanic sociocultural diversity of the Northern Andes (Colombia – Ecuador – Venezuela); the funerary customs of ancient populations; the evolution of social complexity; social organization and stylistic analysis of ceramics; and archaeological cultural heritage. Since 1994, he has been the director of the Julio Cesar Cubillos Archaeological Museum – MAJCC. Since 2004, he has coordinated the Research Group on Archaeology and Pre-Hispanic Sociocultural Diversity, ARQUEODIVERSIDAD.
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Pautas funerarias de las sociedades prehispánicas de la región Calima, Cordillera Occidental - Colombia |
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Defectos congénitos y síndromes genéticos en el arte de las sociedades Tumaco-Tolita y Moche |
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Lenguajes visuales en la cerámica prehispánica de la colección Guayara-Saldarriaga |
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Museo Julio César Cubillos. Patrimonio Arqueológico de la Universidad del Valle |
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Geofisica y arqueología en el Valle del Cauca a principios del siglo XXI |
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Colombia - Ecuador 3000 Años de Arte Prehispánico Colección Ziablof |
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Salud y enfermedad en el arte prehispánico de la cultura Tumaco-La Tolita II |
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Diversidad humana y sociocultural antigua en la región geohistórica del Magdalena Medio |
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El cacicazgo prehispánico de Guabas en el Valle del Cauca (700-1300D.C.). |
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Arqueología de Precisión. Aplicación de técnicas geoeléctricas y electrotérmicas en investigaciones arqueológicas del Valle del Cauca,Colombia. |
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Los hombres y las culturas prehispánicas del Suroccidente de Colombia y Norte del Ecuador. ISBN: 958-670-403-3 252 pág.; 37 fig.; 621 notas; 9 tablas; bibliografía. Facultad de Artes Integradas. Departamento de Artes Visuales y Estética. Universidad del Valle - Taraxacum. Año: 2005 Autor: Carlos Armando Rodríguez. http://programaeditorial.univalle.edu.co/ |
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El Valle del Cauca Prehispánico. Procesos socio culturales antiguos en las regiones neohistóricas del Alto y Medio Cauca y la Costa Pacífica colombo-ecuatoriana. |
