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This analysis studies hydraulic mills' conservation and integration in Sierra Morena, suggesting cultural heritage strategies.
The final objective of this work is to make a proposal for the enhancement from the perspective of the cultural heritage of the hydraulic mills contextualized in the so-called New Settlements of Sierra Morena during the second half of the 18th century and the first third of the 19th century, through a case study. For it, the analysis of historical documentation has been essential, given its usefulness for locating the different structures in different historical phases since the colonial process, as well as its survival in subsequent cartographies. After documenting and geopositioning our cases of interest in our Geographic Information System, we study their geographic scope, accessibility, and state of conservation. This helps us plan routes to integrate these structures with other heritage elements of the agricultural and industrial field in the local territorial context.
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