This study aimed to present the study of potential musealization of archaeological sites, focusing on the site of “Engenho Colonial” for the preparation of a proposal for musealization and socialization in loco, in the light of the interdisciplinarity between Archaeology and Museology, when it comes to museum proceedings such as safeguarding, communication, documentation and socialization of our cultural heritage. The Murutucu Mill dates back from the early eighteenth century and represents an important part of the history of colonization of the Amazon, as well as the economic and industrial system - sugar cane industry - that supported it in the Amazon estuary region and left in their material culture brands of that historic step. The methodology included a review of data from the site and bibliography of works relating to the theme of both the interface as musealization Museology- Archaeology, thinking through the form of contribution of processes applied to archeology museum and taking reference to the study authors who think potentiality and process of musealization as a form of preservation and socialization of archaeological sites. In conclusion, the results of this research seek to serve for a proposal of a project of musealization in loco, understanding that this process can somehow solve the problem of socialization and preservation, as it involves the administration, safeguarding, communication and dissemination of the museum collections and the site itself, having in mind that this process is gradual and, since they must be evaluated in a number of specialties because they require measures that go beyond access to cultural and physical spaces, it is necessary to consider measures that require effective and ongoing partnerships with institutions and especially funding for the implementation of the project.
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