The activity, which gathered around 40 participants divided into two groups, offered an immersion into the technique and style of ceramics throughout different eras. The young people had the opportunity to closely examine authentic archaeological pieces, analyzing their manufacturing, typology, finishes, and decoration.

This practical approach highlighted the importance of ceramics as a fundamental tool for understanding ancient societies and their daily lives. The initiative is part of MAMBU's educational program, which aims to bring archaeological heritage closer to the public and foster interest in local history through interactive experiences.

The Councillor for Culture, Alejandro Clausell, emphasized the relevance of this collaboration between the museum and the CMA. According to Clausell, these activities are key to valuing heritage from a practical and artistic perspective, allowing students to interpret the past through the direct analysis of historical objects.