There are three possibilities for the rest of the site. Excavations may be reburied, they may be presented under a shelter, or they may be left without a shelter. The degree of consolidation and conservation would of course be different in each case. The temporary shelter Some of the consolidation operations being performed include re-pointing of mortar between blocks of stone, injection of grouting and mortar edging to stabilize loose wall plaster. The fortress walls are also being repointed and getting their tops recapped.
Any new intervention presents a challenge.
Probota is not only a historic site but a functioning monastery. Any architectural additions must be as inconspicuous as possible and blend harmoniously into the surroundings. The smallest details, such as explanatory signs, must be discrete. The same sensitivity must be taken if a small museum is built under the vaults of either building B or H, the cellars of the former monastic houses. The vaults of building B, which may house a museum when excavations conclude Even the most seemingly insignificant intervention can have unintended results.