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The text related to the cultural heritage 'Joya de Cerén Archaeological Site' has mentioned 'Archaeological site' in the following places:
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Joya de Cerxc3xa9n (Jewel of Cerxc3xa9n in the Spanish language) is an archaeological site in La Libertad Department, El Salvador, featuring a pre-Columbian Maya farming village. | WIKI |
Of importance was the discovery of a manioc field, the first instance of manioc cultivation identified at a New World archaeological site. | WIKI |
Joya de Cerxc3xa9n is an archaeological site located at the Canton Joya de Cerxc3xa9n, in the Department of La Libertad in El Salvador. | UNESCO |
The archaeological site contains the remains of a pre-hispanic farming village that was covered by a volcanic eruption in the seventh century AD. | UNESCO |
Joya de Cerxc3xa9n archaeological site also constitutes a cultural symbol in El Salvador, where the past is linked to the present and plays an important role in human development of the region. | UNESCO |
Criterion (iii): Joya de Cerxc3xa9n archaeological site is a unique testimony of the daily lives of ordinary people. | UNESCO |
The archaeological site is a unique window into the past that allows for the interpretation of the interactions between the ancient settlers and their environment. | UNESCO |
Joya de Cerxc3xa9n archaeological site preserves several elements that were part of the ancient settlement and are vivid examples of the daily lives of the inhabitants during this time. | UNESCO |
Joya de Cerxc3xa9n archaeological site is protected by national laws and international treaties ratified by the government of the Republic of El Salvador which has the xe2x80x9cSpecial Law for the Protection of Cultural Patrimony in El Salvador and Regulationsxe2x80x9d (Ley Especial de Proteccixc3xb3n al Patrimonio Cultural en El Salvador y su reglamento). | UNESCO |