The National Museum of Anthropology and metamorphosis of cultural heritage

Abstract

The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico is a heritage site which has been the subject of social ownership, occupied by the most varied social-actors provided for corporate events, but also for the Indian National Congress, and is a good example to understand certain processes patrimonial of Cultural Property: its spatial recontextualization system in relation to similar objects.
This leads to an emphasis on their uniqueness and in terms of time, the process of social ownership held by the population recurrently in their different levels: historical and anthropological, scientific and educational hence the interest, for example in the work undertaken by workers inah educational services as well as cosmetic and affinity in an affective responsiveness and sense of identity. To all this leads Fine pathos.