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Mr. Dr. Giuseppe Orefici

First studies - research - leading positions - awards and honors / honours

Dr. Giuseppe
              Orefici, profile with hat
Dr. Giuseppe Orefici, profile with hat [1]

from the booklet of Josue Lancho Rojas of Pyramid Museum Antonini at Nazca: "Cahuachi. El centro ceremonial en adobe más grande del mundo" ("Cahuachi. World wide biggest ceremonial center of mud bricks"); in commemoration of Dr. Giuseppe Orefici for his 25 years of archeologic work in Nazca

under auspices of Peruvian hotel chain Casa Andina

translated by Michael Palomino (2009)

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[First studies]

Giuseppe Orefici (Brescia, 1946). Studies in Brescia, Milan, and Venice. As a member of Centro Camuno for prehistoric studies in Italy. Member  of the First Italian Archaeological Mission over Algeria (1980).

Research work in Peru

-- Pilcopata (Madre de Dios, 1981)
-- necropolis of San José (Nasca, 1982)
-- measuring of the carved drawings in stone at Chicchitara (Palpa, 1983)
-- measuring of the carved drawings in stone at Pongo Grande, San Marcos and Quemazón (Nasca, 1983)
-- Pueblo Viejo (Nasca, 1983-1988)
-- measuring of the carved drawings of Huayhua (Lucanas, 1983)
-- Huayurí (Palpa), Santa Clara, Jumana, Pacheco, Quemado, Atarco, Usaca and others (Nasca, 1989)
-- Ese Eija (Madre de Dios, 2002).

Research work in other countries

-- Río Beni (Bolivia, 1990)
-- Tiahuanaco (Bolivia, 1992, 2006, 2007)
-- Isla Anavilhanas (Brazil, 1998)
-- Guajaramerín (Brazil, 1978)
-- San Agustín (Columbia), 1989
-- Atacames (Ecuador, 1979)
-- Lara (Venezuela, 1993)
-- Ometepe and Ceiba Islands (Nicaragua, 1979)
-- Guatemala (1979-1980)
-- Chiapas (Mexico, 1996) and on La Venta River (Mexico, 1998)
-- Easter Islands (Chile, 1991)
-- Ahu Tongariki, Easter Islands (Chile 1992-93).

Managerial functions

-- director in charge of the Italian Center for pre-Columbian Archaeological Studies ("Centro Italiano de Estudios Arqueológicos Precolombinos (CISRAP)", Brescia, Italy
-- member of Centro Camuno for Prehistorical Studies at Capo de Ponti (Italy)
-- professor in charge of Biella University (Italy)
-- member of Ateneum of Brescia (Italy)
-- College of Fine Arts of Italy
-- member of Archaeological Museum of Rovereto (Italy)
-- scientific consultant for higher cultural events: Lima (1978), Milan (1988 and 1999), Florence (1993), Barcelona (1995), Bordeaux (1995) and Brescia (1999).

Responsible for material and texts of catalogues of exhibitions at: Gorizia, Geneva and Sassani (1999) and Milan, Turin, Bologna and Biella (2000).

Awards and honors / honours

-- Doctor Honoris Causa (National University of Federico Villarreal, 1989)
-- Knight of Italian Republic, given by the President of Italy (2004)
-- Great Knight's Medal of the Order Abraham Valdelomar, local government of Ica (2006)
-- Member of Honor / Honour at Lions' Club of Brescia (Italy, 2004)
-- Civil Medal of Nasca town, favored / favoured son ("hijo predelicto") (1995),
among others.> (p.14)

Dr. Giuseppe Orefici with
                colleagues
Dr. Giuseppe Orefici with colleagues [2]


Antonini Pyramid Museum, Nasca
(Museo Antonini de las pirámides de Nasca)
Avenida La Cultura 600
Nasca
Tel. 0051-(0)56-523 100 / 523 444
cahuachi@terra.com.pe

Auspices of the booklet:
Casa Andina
Peruvian hotel chain
Bulevar Bolognesi 367, Nasca
Tel. 0051-(0)56-523 563
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Photo sources
[1] Dr. Giuseppe Orefici, profile with hat: booklet of Josue Lancho Rojas of Pyramid Museum Antonini at Nazca: "Cahuachi. El centro ceremonial en adobe más grande del mundo" ("Cahuachi. World wide biggest ceremonial center of mud bricks"); in commemoration of Dr. Giuseppe Orefici for his 25 years of archeologic work in Nazca, p.6
[2] Dr. Giuseppe Orefici with colleagues: booklet of Josue Lancho Rojas of Pyramid Museum Antonini at Nazca: "Cahuachi. El centro ceremonial en adobe más grande del mundo" ("Cahuachi. World wide biggest ceremonial center of mud bricks"); in commemoration of Dr. Giuseppe Orefici for his 25 years of archeologic work in Nazca, p.15

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