Eva Alarcón García

About the Author

Eva Alarcón García is a distinguished historian and archaeologist specializing in the legacies of mining and metallurgy in Latin America. With a career dedicated to uncovering the intersections of industrial heritage, environmental impact, and human settlement, she explores how past mining landscapes continue to shape contemporary societies. Her research draws on interdisciplinary methods, blending archival analysis, fieldwork, and oral histories to illuminate the socio-economic transformations wrought by extractive industries. Eva's work advocates for sustainable preservation of these sites, emphasizing their role in cultural memory and regional development. Holding advanced degrees from leading institutions in Spain and Mexico, she has contributed to numerous academic publications and international conferences, fostering dialogue on the ethical stewardship of historical mining environments.