Irrigation network of Huerta of Murcia: "Molino de Oliver" and heritage movement

Authors

  • José Antonio Moreno Micol
  • Pedro Jesús Fernández Ruiz
  • Ángeles Moreno Micol
Keywords: hydraulic heritage, traditional irrigation systems, heritage movement, conservation of the industrial heritage

Abstract

The irrigation network in the garden of Murcia, traditional irrigation infrastructure over a thousand years of history, has suffered a significant degradation in recent decades, in addition to the destruction of some of its assets and liabilities as “Molino de Oliver”. From this, a number of organizations have mobilized to demand the protection, restoration and conservation of the irrigation network and equipment and intangible assets linked to it.

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Moreno Micol, J. A., Fernández Ruiz, P. J., & Moreno Micol, Ángeles. (2010). Irrigation network of Huerta of Murcia: "Molino de Oliver" and heritage movement. Areas. International Social Science Journal, (29), 169–175. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/areas/article/view/115661
Issue
No. 29 (2010): El patrimonio industrial, el legado material de la historia económica
Section
Dossier Patrimonio Industrial en la Región de Murcia

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