Impacto da exploração das areias pesadas sobre o património arqueológico do distrito de Jangamo, Inhambane

Abstract

The present study, with the theme "Impact of heavy sands exploitation on the archaeological heritage of the district of Jangamo, Inhambane" analyses the impacts of the implementation of enterprises in the context of the exploitation of mineral resources on the archaeological heritage, an important component of collective memory that must be protected that should be protected, on one hand, as a legal preconception, and on the other hand, as a non-renewable resource and a source of as a non-renewable resource and a source of knowledge of the human past. The district of Jangamo is located in a region with an archaeological heritage heritage related to the Stone Age and Iron Age. In this context, based on the safeguard archaeology reports in the context of the EIA, the impacts, which, due to the category of the undertaking, has the duality of endangering but also, to make known the human past and the public fruition of the archaeological heritage. With the study, it was also concluded that there is a vulnerability of the archaeological heritage in this district, which is related to its exposure in an environment affected by anthropic activities, as attested by the minimal safeguard archaeological works safeguard archaeological works carried out, but also, potentiality by the fact that it allows archaeological investigations. (TRADUÇAO NOSSA)