- Barcelos - Portugal
- Deposits and depositional practices, Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Ancient Metallurgy, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), and 59 moreQuinta Da Cantonha, Monte Da Penha Guimaraes, Anthropology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Material Culture Studies, Funerary Archaeology, Neolithic Archaeology, Archaeometry, Late Bronze Age archaeology, Archaeometallurgy, Spanish archaeology, Portuguese Archaeology, Galicia, Arqueometría, Arqueometalurgia, Recent Prehistory Enclosures, Material Memory, History of research, Bronze Age metal hoard, History of Archaeology, Bronze Age metal hoards, Tim Ingold, Ian Hodder, Funerary Practices, Middle Bronze Age, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Bronze Age Archaeology, Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology, Chalcolithic Archaeology, Social Archaeology, Burial Practices (Archaeology), Anthropology of Death, spada Monte Sa Idda, Campo Lameiro, Material Culture, Culture, Burial Customs, Ritual, Tradition, Megalithic Monuments, Rock Art (Archaeology), Arte Rupestre, Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Prehistoric Rock Art, Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Pré-História, Iron Age, Bronze Age (Archaeology), Protohistoric Iberian Peninsula, Atlantic Rock Art, Prehistory, Edad Del Bronce, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology), Religion and ritual in prehistory, Bronce Atlántico, Atlantic Bronze Age, Bronze Age Europe, Material Culture & Materiality, and Cultural Memoryedit
- Graduated in Archaeology at the Universidade do Minho (Braga, Portugal) in 2007, achieved his Ph.D in Landscape and S... moreGraduated in Archaeology at the Universidade do Minho (Braga, Portugal) in 2007, achieved his Ph.D in Landscape and Settlement Archaeology at the same University in October 2014.
During his Ph.D. also participated as researcher in the projects "Natural Spaces, Architectures, Rock carvings and Depositions of the Late Prehistory of Western facade of the Central-Northern Portugal: from agencies to meanings - ENARDAS" (visit http://enardas.pt/) and "Geoindicators of natural and anthropogenic paleoenvironmental evolution in the Portuguese NW, during de Holocen”.
As integrated researcher of Laboratório de Paisagens, Património e Território (Lab2pt), focus its research in the Northwestern Iberian Bronze Age, relating a Landscape Archaeology approach with funerary contexts and practices, metallurgy and the deposition of metallic objects, rock art, settlement or the use and importance of "natural places".edit
Entre 2013 e 2014 foram organizados, no âmbito do Projeto Enardas, vários even-tos científicos internacionais que se traduziram num aumento do conhecimento científico da Pré-história. Estes foram quer publicados por jovens investigadores... more
Entre 2013 e 2014 foram organizados, no âmbito do Projeto Enardas, vários even-tos científicos internacionais que se traduziram num aumento do conhecimento científico da Pré-história. Estes foram quer publicados por jovens investigadores quer por colegas de diferentes universidades e de centros de investigação nacionais e estrangeiros, reunindo um total de vinte e três investigadores.
Um dos grandes objetivos deste projeto era o de privilegiar os contextos e as práti-cas funerárias e o fenómeno das deposições metálicas em termos contextuais e interpreta-tivos, além da arte rupestre. Não obstante, pretendia comparar a realidade da área em estudo com outras regiões geográficas.
O livro que agora se publica é subordinado aos dois primeiros temas de investiga-ção, enquanto o terceiro será publicado autonomamente.
Um dos grandes objetivos deste projeto era o de privilegiar os contextos e as práti-cas funerárias e o fenómeno das deposições metálicas em termos contextuais e interpreta-tivos, além da arte rupestre. Não obstante, pretendia comparar a realidade da área em estudo com outras regiões geográficas.
O livro que agora se publica é subordinado aos dois primeiros temas de investiga-ção, enquanto o terceiro será publicado autonomamente.
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This book results from the compilation of some oral presentations or posters, presented in 2013 and 2014 during the second and third Enardas Colloquia, entitled ‘Living Places, Experienced Places. The North-Western Iberia in Prehistory’... more
This book results from the compilation of some oral
presentations or posters, presented in 2013 and 2014 during the second and third Enardas Colloquia, entitled ‘Living Places, Experienced Places. The North-Western Iberia in Prehistory’ and ’Recorded Places, Experienced Places in Iberian Peninsula Atlantic Margin’, respectively, and is divided into four parts and 15 chapters.
presentations or posters, presented in 2013 and 2014 during the second and third Enardas Colloquia, entitled ‘Living Places, Experienced Places. The North-Western Iberia in Prehistory’ and ’Recorded Places, Experienced Places in Iberian Peninsula Atlantic Margin’, respectively, and is divided into four parts and 15 chapters.
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The aim of this paper is to focus the importance of dialog between outcrops morphology and prehistoric motifs engraved or inscribed in them. Altogether, these elements form a well-adapted methodology that contributes to interpretation of... more
The aim of this paper is to focus the importance of dialog between outcrops morphology and prehistoric motifs engraved or inscribed in them. Altogether, these elements form a well-adapted methodology that contributes to interpretation of rock art and prehistoric landscapes. The theoretical framework was based in the landscape assumptions proposed by C. Tilley (2002): " physical " world is not simply made of inert things, but full of significant properties that matter to its inhabitants. In this sense, outcrops and their forms were not simple surfaces to carve, but acting agents that added meanings to these rock art places and stories to tell for posterity. The rock engravings of Crastoeiro (Mondim de Bastos) and Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro (Barcelos) form the first and second case studies. In both cases there appears to be an inter and deep relationship between the topography of the engraved outcrops and the topography where they are located. By the arrangement of the motifs in the outcrops, both cases evidence intentional will to influence how to look to the slopes and ridges of both hills, probably of great symbolism during the past. The third case study is Santo Adrião, in the parish of Âncora (Caminha). In this case, either the orientation of the slope of the outcrop and the engraved weapons indicate a narrative of blind and passive deposition of weapons. A fourth case study, which clearly illustrates these assumptions, is Fornelos, in the parish of Carreço (Viana do Castelo). In different panels, several equines, horsemen, a dog, and an anthropomorphic were engraved. The space chosen for the carvings of these signs, the orientation of motifs, the topography of the outcrop and its coloration create an impressive scenic effect for its audience. At the same time, all these elements appear to tell a real or a mythical narrative, 2 where horses and horsemen seem to have travelled a certain path-narrowed, poorly lighted, and limited – from where only a few would return. A fifth case study consists in the different outcrops engraved with footprints identified at Monte de São Romão (Guimarães). Here, the orientation of footprints, and their dialogue with the outcrops orientations suggest certain paths, related to some kind of symbolic interpretation. During the difficult task of interpreting past landscape, it is important to think in outcrops not as simple carving surfaces, but as active elements in the surroundings, already bearers of stories and senses in the landscape, resulting from the complex social structures and, at the same time, acting as actors in between that structure.
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Em 1915, durante a construção do Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia (Santo Tirso), e num pinhal per-tença da Quinta do Gião, foram recuperados seis vasos cerâmicos e um bracelete em bronze. Ainda que os seus micro-contextos de... more
Em 1915, durante a construção do Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia (Santo Tirso), e num pinhal per-tença da Quinta do Gião, foram recuperados seis vasos cerâmicos e um bracelete em bronze. Ainda que os seus micro-contextos de deposição não sejam claros, a quantidade de vasos recolhidos e as suas tipologias têm permitido equacionar a hipótese da existência, naquele local, de uma necrópole da Idade do Bronze. Visando o seu enquadramento cronológico mais preciso, foi efetuada a recolha de fuligem do interior de um dos vasos para posterior datação por AMS. O resultado obtido, ainda que não podendo ser extrapolado aos restantes materiais, confirma, ainda assim, o uso do local para práticas funerárias já durante a Idade do Bronze Médio. Palavras ‑chave: Noroeste de Portugal, Bronze Médio, Contexto funerário, Datação por AMS. AbstRAct In 1915, during the construction of Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia (Santo Tirso), in a pinewood at Quinta do Gião, six ceramic containers and one bronze bracelet were recovered. Although their micro context of deposition are not clear, the quantity of containers and their typologies allow to hypothesize the existence, in that same area, of a Bronze Age necropolis. In order to chronologically accurate this context, soot residues from the interior of one ceramic container was dated by AMS. The result, although it cannot be extrapolated to all the recovered materials, confirms the funerary use of this place during the Middle Bronze Age.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Prehistoric Europe (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, and 8 moreFunerary Practices, Bronze Age, Prehistoric Archeology, Materialities, Prehistoric funerary practices, Archaeology of death and burial, Recent Prehistory, and Funerary rites
A Horta do Cabral 6 localiza-se próximo da vila do Torrão, numa faixa aplanada com substrato de calcreto (caliço), no qual foram abertas e, posteriormente, colmatadas, estruturas negativas de tipo fossa. Nas 17 estruturas intervencionadas... more
A Horta do Cabral 6 localiza-se próximo da vila do Torrão, numa faixa aplanada com substrato de calcreto (caliço), no qual foram abertas e, posteriormente, colmatadas, estruturas negativas de tipo fossa. Nas 17 estruturas intervencionadas recuperaram-se elementos cerâmicos, pedra lascada e afeiçoada e fauna mamalógica, entre a qual se conta um veado juvenil completo e articulado, depositado intencionalmente numa das fossas e atribuível ao Bronze Final do Sudoeste, através da datação pelo radiocarbono de uma amostra do seu material ósseo. Foram ainda recolhidos e identificados elementos vegetais carbonizados. O carácter doméstico da ocupação do sítio parece evidente. Insere-se num conjunto de sítios caracterizados pelo agrupamento de estruturas negativas e, normalmente, sem estruturas positivas, que têm vindo a ser identificados em diversos locais do Sudoeste peninsular. Este tipo de jazida da Pré-História recente permaneceu desconhecido até muito recentemente.
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Os dados para o Bronze Final permanecem desconhecidos. Durante o Bronze Inicial a presença de objetos metálicos e de alguns túmulos opulentos conectados com o vale parecem " marcar fisicamente " a paisagem. Nas montanhas os monumentos sob... more
Os dados para o Bronze Final permanecem desconhecidos. Durante o Bronze Inicial a presença de objetos metálicos e de alguns túmulos opulentos conectados com o vale parecem " marcar fisicamente " a paisagem. Nas montanhas os monumentos sob tumuli indiciam a importância do papel social da morte e da necessária preser‑ vação da memória ancestral. Durante o Bronze Médio os dados revelam modos de vida e concepções distintas da morte. Se para as comunidades serranas esta parece continuar a ser um importante marco espacial, nos vales predomina a morte invisível, quiçá associada à perda da importância do cadáver enquanto referência coletiva e espacial. Há, ainda, certos lugares ancestrais de memória e de grande significado coletivo (re)visitados entre o Bronze Inicial e o Bronze Final. AbstRAct Late Bronze Age data is unknown. During Early Bronze the presence of metallic objects and some opulent tombs connected to valley areas seems to " physically sign " landscape. In mountain areas cairns indicate the social importance of death and the necessity of preserving ancestral memory. During Middle Bronze Age data reveals distinct lifestyles and conceptions of death. For communities linked to mountain areas death prevails as a significant form of landscape " imprinting ". In valleys prevails an invisible death, perhaps connected to the increasing lost of corpses importance as collective and spatial references. There are also some immemorial ancestral places (re)visited between Early and Late Bronze Age that denounce collective meaningfulness.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Archeologia, and 8 moreMiddle Bronze Age, Funerary Practices, Prehistoric Archeology, Materialities, Archaeology of death and burial, Archéologie, Archeology, and Tradition (Archaeology) X Death and Burial (Archaeology) X Burial Practices (Archaeology) X Burial (Ritual) X Archaeology of Burials X Archaeology of Death and Burial X Burial Customs (Ancient World)
The aim of this work is to present a synthesis on the Middle Bronze Age and the origins of the Late Bronze Age in the Northwest of Iberia. The Middle Bronze Age will be considered to be the time period between 1700/1600 and 1100/1000 BC... more
The aim of this work is to present a synthesis on the Middle Bronze Age and the origins of the Late Bronze Age in the Northwest of Iberia. The Middle Bronze Age will be considered to be the time period between 1700/1600 and 1100/1000 BC (Bettencourt 2005).
Being at the Western fringe of Europe, Iberia had a peculiar prehistory and a complex pattern of Neolithization. A few studies, all based on modern popu- lations, reported the presence of DNA of likely African origin in this region,... more
Being at the Western fringe of Europe, Iberia had a peculiar prehistory and a complex pattern of Neolithization. A few studies, all based on modern popu- lations, reported the presence of DNA of likely African origin in this region, generally concluding it was the result of recent gene flow, probably during the Islamic period. Here, we provide evidence of much older gene flow from Africa to Iberia by sequencing whole genomes from four human remains from Northern Portugal and Southern Spain dated around 4000 years BP (from the Middle Neolithic to the Bronze Age). We found one of them to carry an unequi- vocal Sub-Saharan mitogenome of most probably West or West-Central African origin, never reported before in prehistoric remains outside Africa. Our analyses of ancient nuclear genomes show small but significant levels of Sub-Saharan African affinity in several ancient Iberian samples, which indicates that what we detected was not an occasional individual phenomenon, but an admixture event recognizable at the population level. We interpret this result as evidence of an early migration process from Africa into the Iberian Peninsula through a Western route, possibly across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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Being at thewestern fringe of Europe, Iberia had a peculiar prehistory and a complex pattern of Neolithization. A few studies, all based onmodern populations, reported the presence of DNA of likely African origin in this region, generally... more
Being at thewestern fringe of Europe, Iberia had a peculiar prehistory and a complex pattern of Neolithization. A few studies, all based onmodern populations, reported the presence of DNA of likely African origin in this region, generally concluding it was the result of recent gene flow, probably during the Islamic period. Here, we provide evidence of much older gene flow from Africa to Iberia by sequencing whole genomes from four human remains from northern Portugal and southern Spain dated around 4000 years BP (from the Middle Neolithic to the Bronze Age). We found one of them to carry an unequivocal sub-Saharan mitogenome of most probably West or West-Central African
origin, to our knowledge never reported before in prehistoric remains outside Africa. Our analyses of ancient nuclear genomes show small but significant levels of sub-Saharan African affinity in several ancient Iberian samples, which indicates that what we detected was not an occasional individual phenomenon, but an admixture event recognizable at the population level.
We interpret this result as evidence of an early migration process from Africa into the Iberian Peninsula through a western route, possibly across the Strait of Gibraltar.
origin, to our knowledge never reported before in prehistoric remains outside Africa. Our analyses of ancient nuclear genomes show small but significant levels of sub-Saharan African affinity in several ancient Iberian samples, which indicates that what we detected was not an occasional individual phenomenon, but an admixture event recognizable at the population level.
We interpret this result as evidence of an early migration process from Africa into the Iberian Peninsula through a western route, possibly across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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Research Interests: Rock Art (Archaeology), Neolithic Archaeology, Religion and ritual in prehistory, Megalithic Monuments, Megaliths (Archaeology), and 15 moreEarly Bronze Age (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Early Bronze Age, Arte Rupestre, Calcolithic, Calcolítico, Arqueologia Da Morte, Idade do Ferro, Neolítico, Calcolitico Campaniforme, Mesolítico, Bronze Final, Arqueologia Da Paisagem, Idade Do Bronze, and Arqueología Prehistórica, Megalitismo
Para as comunidades do passado o mundo “físico” seria entendido como cheio de propriedades significantes. No seguimento dos trabalhos de Ingold (2000), Bradley (2000, 2009), ou Scarre (2009), o que hoje vemos como material inerte seria... more
Para as comunidades do passado o mundo “físico” seria entendido como cheio de propriedades significantes. No seguimento dos trabalhos de Ingold (2000), Bradley (2000, 2009), ou Scarre (2009), o que hoje vemos como material inerte seria considerada “viva”. Essa será a presente perspetiva de abordagem. Certos afloramentos naturais estão associados a lendas ou crenças muitas vezes ligadas a criaturas mágicas ou estranhas “habitando” no seu interior ou “vivendo” entre eles o que, em muitos casos, converge na determinação de um lugar com denominação.
Tal como as pessoas, os afloramentos podem ser vistos como entidades que podem e fazem a diferença, atuando como agentes que corporizam significados e histórias (Tilley, 2002, 2004), consequentemente passados ao longo de gerações.
Durante a Pré-História alguns afloramentos foram gravados com motivos; outros, pela sua forma peculiar ou estranha, formaram parte de mitos históricos e de folclore. Em ambos os casos os afloramentos funcionaram como contentores de memória.
Pretende-se focar a importância da fotogrametria e do registo tridimensional deste tipo de património cultural (frequentemente em risco de destruição), mostrando o potencial desta ferramenta na inventariação e no estudo deste tipo de lugares de memória.
Muitos casos de estudo apresentados foram objeto de análise em diferentes projetos, desenvolvidos de acordo com metodologias da Arqueologia e Antropologia Cultural aplicadas ao Noroeste da Ibéria.
Este tipo de trabalho é fundamental tendo em conta a interpretação e o entendimento do papel dos afloramentos para as sociedades humanas e o seu contributo para a construção das paisagens pré-históricas e presentes.
Tal como as pessoas, os afloramentos podem ser vistos como entidades que podem e fazem a diferença, atuando como agentes que corporizam significados e histórias (Tilley, 2002, 2004), consequentemente passados ao longo de gerações.
Durante a Pré-História alguns afloramentos foram gravados com motivos; outros, pela sua forma peculiar ou estranha, formaram parte de mitos históricos e de folclore. Em ambos os casos os afloramentos funcionaram como contentores de memória.
Pretende-se focar a importância da fotogrametria e do registo tridimensional deste tipo de património cultural (frequentemente em risco de destruição), mostrando o potencial desta ferramenta na inventariação e no estudo deste tipo de lugares de memória.
Muitos casos de estudo apresentados foram objeto de análise em diferentes projetos, desenvolvidos de acordo com metodologias da Arqueologia e Antropologia Cultural aplicadas ao Noroeste da Ibéria.
Este tipo de trabalho é fundamental tendo em conta a interpretação e o entendimento do papel dos afloramentos para as sociedades humanas e o seu contributo para a construção das paisagens pré-históricas e presentes.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Rock Art (Archaeology), and 15 moreCultural Landscapes, Social and Collective Memory, Cultural Memory, Collective Memory, Prehistoric Art, Animism, Prehistory, Prehistoric Rock Art, Memory, Rock Art, Prehistoric Archeology, Rock art research, Landscape and Rock Art, Signs and Symbols, and Antrhopology of Space
ABSTRACT The cave of Lorga de Dine (Council of Vinhais) occupies a little limestone massif. The several excavation works occurred during the 60’s and the 80’s of the XX century allowed to recover a wide range of archaeological... more
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The cave of Lorga de Dine (Council of Vinhais) occupies a little limestone massif. The several excavation works occurred during the 60’s and the 80’s of the XX century allowed to recover a wide range of archaeological materialities dating back from the Chalcolithic and Bronze Age.
The recovered data prove the use of this place for funerary practices recurring to rites of inhumation. The present work considered the anthropological study of 5 human skulls, reaching the determination of sexual diagnosis and death age estimation (by observing cranial sutures and dentition), and the paleopathological study of cranial skeletons and dentition remains.
The study, supported by radiocarbon dates, identifies the use of this place for funerary purposes and contributes to a better understanding of human populations living between the 3rd and 2nd millennia in the river Douro basin.
The cave of Lorga de Dine (Council of Vinhais) occupies a little limestone massif. The several excavation works occurred during the 60’s and the 80’s of the XX century allowed to recover a wide range of archaeological materialities dating back from the Chalcolithic and Bronze Age.
The recovered data prove the use of this place for funerary practices recurring to rites of inhumation. The present work considered the anthropological study of 5 human skulls, reaching the determination of sexual diagnosis and death age estimation (by observing cranial sutures and dentition), and the paleopathological study of cranial skeletons and dentition remains.
The study, supported by radiocarbon dates, identifies the use of this place for funerary purposes and contributes to a better understanding of human populations living between the 3rd and 2nd millennia in the river Douro basin.
Research Interests: Prehistoric Archaeology, Anthropology, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, and 6 moreEarly Bronze Age (Archaeology), Antropología Física, Calcolítico, Arqueozoología. Edad del Cobre, Epipaleolítico, Neolítico. Península Ibérica y Mediterráneo., Human remains in Archaeology, and Antrpologia
The aim of this paper is to focus the importance of dialog between outcrops morphology and prehistoric motifs engraved or inscribed in them. Altogether, these elements form a well-adapted methodology that contributes to interpretation of... more
The aim of this paper is to focus the importance of dialog between outcrops morphology and prehistoric motifs engraved or inscribed in them. Altogether, these elements form a well-adapted methodology that contributes to
interpretation of rock art and prehistoric landscapes.
The theoretical framework was based in the landscape assumptions proposed by C. Tilley (2002): “physical” world is not simply made of inert things, but full of significant properties that matter to its inhabitants. In this sense, outcrops and their forms were not simple surfaces to carve, but acting agents that added meanings to these rock art places and stories to tell for posterity.
The rock engravings of Crastoeiro (Mondim de Bastos) and Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro (Barcelos) form the first and second case studies. In both cases there appears to be an inter and deep relationship between the topography of the engraved outcrops and the topography where they are
located. By the arrangement of the motifs in the outcrops, both cases evidence intentional will to influence how to look to the slopes and ridges of both hills, probably of great symbolism during the past.
The third case study is Santo Adrião, in the parish of Âncora (Caminha). In this case, either the orientation of the slope of the outcrop and the engraved weapons indicate a narrative of blind and passive deposition of weapons.
A fourth case study, which clearly illustrates these assumptions, is Fornelos, in the parish of Carreço (Viana do Castelo). In different panels, several equines, horsemen, a dog, and an anthropomorphic were engraved. The space chosen for the carvings of these signs, the orientation of motifs, the topography of the outcrop and its coloration create an impressive scenic effect for its audience. At
the same time, all these elements appear to tell a real or a mythical narrative, where horses and horsemen seem to have travelled a certain path - narrowed, poorly lighted, and limited – from where only a few would return.
A fifth case study consists in the different outcrops engraved with footprints identified at Monte de São Romão (Guimarães). Here, the orientation of footprints, and their dialogue with the outcrops orientations suggest certain
paths, related to some kind of symbolic interpretation.
During the difficult task of interpreting past landscape, it is important to think in outcrops not as simple carving surfaces, but as active elements in the surroundings, already bearers of stories and senses in the landscape, resulting from the complex social structures and, at the same time, acting as actors in between that structure.
interpretation of rock art and prehistoric landscapes.
The theoretical framework was based in the landscape assumptions proposed by C. Tilley (2002): “physical” world is not simply made of inert things, but full of significant properties that matter to its inhabitants. In this sense, outcrops and their forms were not simple surfaces to carve, but acting agents that added meanings to these rock art places and stories to tell for posterity.
The rock engravings of Crastoeiro (Mondim de Bastos) and Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro (Barcelos) form the first and second case studies. In both cases there appears to be an inter and deep relationship between the topography of the engraved outcrops and the topography where they are
located. By the arrangement of the motifs in the outcrops, both cases evidence intentional will to influence how to look to the slopes and ridges of both hills, probably of great symbolism during the past.
The third case study is Santo Adrião, in the parish of Âncora (Caminha). In this case, either the orientation of the slope of the outcrop and the engraved weapons indicate a narrative of blind and passive deposition of weapons.
A fourth case study, which clearly illustrates these assumptions, is Fornelos, in the parish of Carreço (Viana do Castelo). In different panels, several equines, horsemen, a dog, and an anthropomorphic were engraved. The space chosen for the carvings of these signs, the orientation of motifs, the topography of the outcrop and its coloration create an impressive scenic effect for its audience. At
the same time, all these elements appear to tell a real or a mythical narrative, where horses and horsemen seem to have travelled a certain path - narrowed, poorly lighted, and limited – from where only a few would return.
A fifth case study consists in the different outcrops engraved with footprints identified at Monte de São Romão (Guimarães). Here, the orientation of footprints, and their dialogue with the outcrops orientations suggest certain
paths, related to some kind of symbolic interpretation.
During the difficult task of interpreting past landscape, it is important to think in outcrops not as simple carving surfaces, but as active elements in the surroundings, already bearers of stories and senses in the landscape, resulting from the complex social structures and, at the same time, acting as actors in between that structure.
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O presente trabalho aborda as estratégias de povoamento da Idade do Bronze na bacia do rio Ave, no Noroeste português. Verifica-se a ocupação multivariada do espaço durante o Bronze Médio e Final. Naquela fase prevalece a ocupação de... more
O presente trabalho aborda as estratégias de povoamento da Idade do Bronze na bacia do rio Ave, no Noroeste português. Verifica-se a ocupação multivariada do espaço durante o Bronze Médio e Final. Naquela fase prevalece a ocupação de sítios abrigados, de baixa altitude, com fácil acesso a vales e a corredores naturais de circulação. Nas zonas montanhosas as ocupações verificam-se em áreas abrigadas de planalto, bem irrigadas, em locais de fácil circulação, e, mais raramente, no topo de maiores altitudes. Para o Bronze Final dá-se a ocupação multivariada do espaço e a crescente preferência por locais de altura, consentindo o domínio real e simbólico do território imediato e dos seus recursos. Muitas destas ocupações procuraram intencionalmente o contacto visual com determinadas orografias de grande significação/importância coletiva, no quadro de uma rede de lugares e de significados interconectados e em regime de complementaridade. Palavras-chave: Bronze Médio; Bronze Final; Povoados; Rede de lugares. Abstract: This work addresses the settlement strategies during the regional Bronze Age in the basin of the river Ave, Northwest of Portugal. A multivariate occupation of the space during the Middle and the Late Bronze Age is observed. In that phase prevails the occupation of sheltered loci, in lower altitudes, easily acceding to valleys and natural corridors of circulation. In mountain zones occupations are identified in sheltered and well irrigated plateau areas, well irrigated, and near circulation routes. More rare are the occupations on the top of higher altitudes. During
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São poucos os lugares de arte rupestre conhecidos na bacia do rio Cávado. Tornando-se crucial a divulgação de sítios inéditos, são apresentados novos dados relativos a lugares com gravuras rupestres no concelho de Barcelos, distrito de... more
São poucos os lugares de arte rupestre conhecidos na bacia do rio Cávado. Tornando-se crucial a divulgação de sítios inéditos, são apresentados novos dados relativos a lugares com gravuras rupestres no concelho de Barcelos, distrito de Braga. Considerado como a representação clássica de Arte Atlântica, o complexo da Quinta de Paranho conjuga círculos concêntricos, círculos segmentados e covinhas.
Motivo raro nesta área geográfica, a representação de um possível equídeo, surge no corpo da capela de Santiago de Moldes. Por fim, em Campo de Moinhos ocorre a representação de outro raro motivo, uma mão com antebraço. Entre outras considerações, os dados revelam uma ampla tradição na gravação de afloramentos nesta área, entre a Préhistória Recente e a Proto-história ou mesmo época posterior. A presença de um equídeo, a sul da bacia do rio Lima, considerada a “fronteira” destas representações, permite colocar a hipótese de que a expansão deste tipo de motivos possa ter ocorrido de norte para sul, quiçá por via marítima.
Motivo raro nesta área geográfica, a representação de um possível equídeo, surge no corpo da capela de Santiago de Moldes. Por fim, em Campo de Moinhos ocorre a representação de outro raro motivo, uma mão com antebraço. Entre outras considerações, os dados revelam uma ampla tradição na gravação de afloramentos nesta área, entre a Préhistória Recente e a Proto-história ou mesmo época posterior. A presença de um equídeo, a sul da bacia do rio Lima, considerada a “fronteira” destas representações, permite colocar a hipótese de que a expansão deste tipo de motivos possa ter ocorrido de norte para sul, quiçá por via marítima.
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The project “ Northwest Rock Art Route” aims to explore Portuguese NW rock art resource potentialities as capable of increase sustainable development of touristic practices. The Portuguese NW is rich in open-air post-Palaeolithic rock... more
The project “ Northwest Rock Art Route” aims to explore Portuguese NW rock art resource potentialities as capable of increase sustainable development of touristic practices.
The Portuguese NW is rich in open-air post-Palaeolithic rock art, especially from the designated Atlantic Art, specific from the area. Along with its scientific value, its strategic character should integrate programs of territory development and organization.
In order to achieve that, some scientific needs have to be overcome, like data compilation and systematization, promoting scientific knowledge and allowing attractive discourses to general public.
The project intends to deepen rock art research according to archaeological and anthropological perspectives, to contribute to its protection, and to promote its valorisation in the western façade of Portuguese NW. Ultimately, it pretends to create the sustainable touristic product “Northwest Rock Art Route”. It also aims to transform its related “intangible” heritage in something profitable, so as the involved project partnerships human resources, and increase the sustainable development of the addressed area.
The materialized and/or in process of materialization actions will be presented, so as the different achieved results from each NW area.
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A Rota de Arte Rupestre do Noroeste é um projeto que pretende explorar as potencialidades da arte rupestre do NW de Portugal enquanto recurso passível de desenvolvimento de uma prática turística sustentável.
O NW português é uma área rica em arte rupestre de ar livre de cronologia pós-paleolítica, em especial do estilo designado de Arte Atlântica, específico da área. Além do seu inegável valor científico, o caráter estratégico deste recurso patrimonial deveria integrar programas de desenvolvimento e de organização do território.
Para que tal se concretize há que colmatar carências ao nível da investigação, tais como a compilação e sistematização dos dados que promovam o avanço do conhecimento científico e, simultaneamente, propiciem discursos atrativos para o público em geral.
O projeto tenciona aprofundar a investigação da arte rupestre segundo perspetivas arqueológicas e antropológicas, contribuir para salvaguardar este património arqueológico e promover a sua valorização na fachada ocidental no NW de Portugal, por forma a que se possa criar o produto turístico sustentável “Rota de Arte Rupestre do Noroeste”. Visa, ainda, rentabilizar o património “intangível” ligado a estes recursos, os recursos humanos das parcerias envolvidas no projeto – e incrementar o desenvolvimento sustentável do território abordado.
Serão divulgadas as ações já materializadas e/ou em vias de materialização, bem como os resultados atingidos para diferentes áreas do NW.
The Portuguese NW is rich in open-air post-Palaeolithic rock art, especially from the designated Atlantic Art, specific from the area. Along with its scientific value, its strategic character should integrate programs of territory development and organization.
In order to achieve that, some scientific needs have to be overcome, like data compilation and systematization, promoting scientific knowledge and allowing attractive discourses to general public.
The project intends to deepen rock art research according to archaeological and anthropological perspectives, to contribute to its protection, and to promote its valorisation in the western façade of Portuguese NW. Ultimately, it pretends to create the sustainable touristic product “Northwest Rock Art Route”. It also aims to transform its related “intangible” heritage in something profitable, so as the involved project partnerships human resources, and increase the sustainable development of the addressed area.
The materialized and/or in process of materialization actions will be presented, so as the different achieved results from each NW area.
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A Rota de Arte Rupestre do Noroeste é um projeto que pretende explorar as potencialidades da arte rupestre do NW de Portugal enquanto recurso passível de desenvolvimento de uma prática turística sustentável.
O NW português é uma área rica em arte rupestre de ar livre de cronologia pós-paleolítica, em especial do estilo designado de Arte Atlântica, específico da área. Além do seu inegável valor científico, o caráter estratégico deste recurso patrimonial deveria integrar programas de desenvolvimento e de organização do território.
Para que tal se concretize há que colmatar carências ao nível da investigação, tais como a compilação e sistematização dos dados que promovam o avanço do conhecimento científico e, simultaneamente, propiciem discursos atrativos para o público em geral.
O projeto tenciona aprofundar a investigação da arte rupestre segundo perspetivas arqueológicas e antropológicas, contribuir para salvaguardar este património arqueológico e promover a sua valorização na fachada ocidental no NW de Portugal, por forma a que se possa criar o produto turístico sustentável “Rota de Arte Rupestre do Noroeste”. Visa, ainda, rentabilizar o património “intangível” ligado a estes recursos, os recursos humanos das parcerias envolvidas no projeto – e incrementar o desenvolvimento sustentável do território abordado.
Serão divulgadas as ações já materializadas e/ou em vias de materialização, bem como os resultados atingidos para diferentes áreas do NW.
Research Interests: Cultural Heritage, Rock Art (Archaeology), Rock Art management & Awareness, Cultural Heritage Management, Sustentabilidade, and 11 morePatrimonio Cultural, Cultural Heritage and Tourism, Archaeological and Heritage Tourism, ROCK ART MANAGEMENT AND TOURISM, Turismo e Cultura, Archaeological heritage, TURISMO ARQUEOLOGICO, Turismo Cultural, Archaeology and tourism, Tourism and Archaeology, and Rock Arte
MARTÍN-SEIJO M;TERESO JP;BETTENCOURT AMS; SAMPAIO,HA; ABAD-VIDAL,E (2017). "Socio-ecology of Early and Middle Bronze Age Communities in the North-west Atlantic Region of Iberia: Wood Resources Procurement and Forest Management", Quaternary International.http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2015.08.026more
This paper focuses on the web of relationships established between Early and Middle Bronze Age communities and their environment in Northwest Iberia. Charcoal remains recovered from settlements and funerary sites in this area can inform a... more
This paper focuses on the web of relationships established between Early and Middle Bronze Age communities and their environment in Northwest Iberia. Charcoal remains recovered from settlements and funerary sites in this area can inform a greater understanding of wood resource procurement and woodland management strategies adopted by these small-scale communities. Although charcoal analysis of contexts with chronologies ranging from 2200 to 1200 cal. BC is not commonly undertaken in this area, data from this period are of great importance because it represents a phase of major deforestation and landscape change. Wood resources were local and exploitation was conditioned by their availability in the environs of the sites. These communities established a clear preference for Quercus wood, combined recurrently with shrubby species of the Fabaceae family. This co-occurrence, previously observed in Middle and Late Bronze Age contexts, could extend back to the Early Bronze Age and even to the Late Neolithic. The presence of small trees and shrubs such as Rosaceae/Maloideae and Corylus avellana could be related with the open landscape that characterises this period, and with the existence of woodland management practices designed to prevent forest regeneration.
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New interpretations to a selected set of “hoards” of palstave axes with two rings from the North-western Iberia are proposed. This task was based not only on morphological study of these objects but also on their spatial contexts of... more
New interpretations to a selected set of “hoards” of palstave axes with two rings from the North-western Iberia are proposed. This task was based not only on morphological study of these objects but also on their spatial contexts of deposition.
The morphological (dimensions and weight) variations observed between objects of a same deposit allow us to consider its formation by unique and individual objects. This reveals the use of different casting molds and alloys and, hypothetically, distinct production origins.
At the same time, the distribution of different sets appears to have relations with natural circulation corridors (rivers basins and ridges areas). These were routes known and used since long ago, which certainly promoted more than occasional encounters between distinct human groups.
The morphological (dimensions and weight) variations observed between objects of a same deposit allow us to consider its formation by unique and individual objects. This reveals the use of different casting molds and alloys and, hypothetically, distinct production origins.
At the same time, the distribution of different sets appears to have relations with natural circulation corridors (rivers basins and ridges areas). These were routes known and used since long ago, which certainly promoted more than occasional encounters between distinct human groups.
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The present work aims to present the metallic sole findings and deposits of bronze objects datable back from Late Bronze Age known in the river Ave’s hydrographic basin (Northwest of Portugal). At the same time, it pretends to propose... more
The present work aims to present the metallic sole findings and deposits of bronze objects datable back from Late Bronze Age known in the river Ave’s hydrographic basin (Northwest of Portugal). At the same time, it pretends to propose some interpretations articulating those materialities with three main vectors: settlements, orography and hydrology.
The available data set includes sole findings and groups of objects, sometimes from different typologies, whose discovering conditions lead us to consider them as deposits. Regarding to operational questions, different typologies of objects were divided in distinct groups: tools’ deposits, composite deposits and weaponry deposits.
Simultaneously, the presence or absence of different typologies in a same deposit determined the creation of
monotypological and pluritypological categories.
Generally speaking, and given the lack of concrete evidences that may undoubtedly relate these objects or groups of objects with settlements, it seems to prevail their relation with certain natural features, like orographies and water courses or water sources. This connection is understood at the scope of the animist interrelations established between human communities and the world. The apparent decontextualization of much of these metallic objects, sole or aggregated, indicates their manipulation and amortization in other contexts, denouncing a kind of practice that seems to date back to Middle Bronze Age.
The available data set includes sole findings and groups of objects, sometimes from different typologies, whose discovering conditions lead us to consider them as deposits. Regarding to operational questions, different typologies of objects were divided in distinct groups: tools’ deposits, composite deposits and weaponry deposits.
Simultaneously, the presence or absence of different typologies in a same deposit determined the creation of
monotypological and pluritypological categories.
Generally speaking, and given the lack of concrete evidences that may undoubtedly relate these objects or groups of objects with settlements, it seems to prevail their relation with certain natural features, like orographies and water courses or water sources. This connection is understood at the scope of the animist interrelations established between human communities and the world. The apparent decontextualization of much of these metallic objects, sole or aggregated, indicates their manipulation and amortization in other contexts, denouncing a kind of practice that seems to date back to Middle Bronze Age.
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Trabalhos de emergência durante a construção de uma moradia permitiram a escavação parcial do monumento megalítico do Carreiro da Quinta (Laje, Vila Verde, Braga). Atendendo à sua implantação espacial, ao registo de escavação e... more
Trabalhos de emergência durante a construção de uma moradia permitiram a escavação parcial do monumento megalítico do Carreiro da Quinta (Laje, Vila Verde, Braga). Atendendo à sua implantação espacial, ao registo de escavação e ao estudo dos materiais recolhidos, avançam-se algumas interpretações. um machado e uma ponta de seta em matérias-primas alógenas e uma forma cerâmica datáveis do neolítico situam a construção do mo- numento naquele período. Fragmentos cerâmicos de recipientes campaniformes e um número considerável de recipientes e fragmentos cerâmicos datáveis da idade do Bronze apontam para a profusa reutilização do local entre o III e o II milénios a. C. Formas cerâmicas históricas terão resultado, quer de reutilizações, quer de violações do monumento.
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Em 1915, durante a construção do Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia, foram recolhidos materiais arqueológicos tecno-morfologicamente enquadráveis na Idade do Bronze. A quanHdade de objetos e a presença de formas cerâmicas comuns em... more
Em 1915, durante a construção do Hospital da Santa Casa da Misericórdia, foram recolhidos materiais arqueológicos tecno-morfologicamente enquadráveis na Idade do Bronze. A quanHdade de objetos e a presença de formas cerâmicas comuns em contextos funerários do Noroeste português apontam para uma necrópole onde ocorreu a deposição de oferendas cerâmicas e, quiçá, metálicas. Com o intuito de estreitar a sua cronologia, datou-se pelo 14 C a fuligem de um dos vasos cerâmicos em depósito no Museu Municipal Abade Pedrosa (Santo Tirso).
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Funerary Archaeology, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), and 13 moreDeath and Burial (Archaeology), Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Ceramics (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Arqueología, Funerary Practices, Arqueologia, Radiocarbon Dating (Archaeology), Recent Prehistory, Necropolis, Votive offerings, Funerary rites, and Idade Do Bronze
Research Interests: Prehistoric Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Rock Art (Archaeology), Cultural Landscapes, Prehistoric religion and r ritual a, and 15 moreIberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Prehistoric Art, Prehistoric Rock Art, Prehistoric Landscapes, Rock Art, Arte Rupestre, Cultural Landscape, Petroglifos, Rock art research, Historical and Cultural Geography, Landscape and Memory, Toponymy, Landscape and Rock Art, Arte Rupestre Prehistórico, Atlantic Rock Art, and Rock Art Study
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São dados a conhecer novos moldes de artefactos metálicos do Bronze Final do Noroeste do território português.
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First synthesis about the known data related to the use/manipulation of fire in funerary contexts at the Northwest Iberia during the Bronze Age.
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it was Sarmento (1933[1894-95]) who first published Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro, referring a carved rock with a set of circular compositions. Based on his statements and in Cardoso (1951) and Coimbra (2004) the first task of the... more
it was Sarmento (1933[1894-95]) who first published Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro, referring a carved rock with a set of circular compositions. Based on his statements and in Cardoso (1951) and Coimbra (2004) the first task of the present work was to assemble the available information about the place. Secondly, it implied the observation in situ of the carved outcrop during different hours of the day, sometimes using artificial light, allowing the subscribers to specify the description of some motifs and to identify new ones in neglected areas of the outcrop. At the same time consented the contact with the locus' physical context (in relation to water, natural passages, visibilities and inter-visibilities, grazing, mining, etc.) and the carved outcrop's topographic features. The Lage dos Sinais/Monte do Olheiro occupies a platform in the middle Northwestern slope of Mount Saia, near the ridge that separates the hydrographic basins of two major water courses. It is easily accessed from the immediate valleys using two pedestrian tracks connecting with the top of the mount. Medium to coarse grain granite formations of different kinds proliferate. The carved outcrop, in that same type of rock, has an irregular surface leveled with the ground with two protuberances.
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deposition of metal artefacts during the Bronze Age is a wider phenomenon attested all over the Europe. Occupying a western end position rich in mining minerals, the Northwestern Iberian Peninsula also witnesses these kind of past... more
deposition of metal artefacts during the Bronze Age is a wider phenomenon attested all over the Europe. Occupying a western end position rich in mining minerals, the Northwestern Iberian Peninsula also witnesses these kind of past societies manifestations during the mentioned period. The present work aims to explore the archaeological remains of those practices in a narrowed part of the Iberia, specifically, in the Atlantic fringe of the Northwestern Portugal (between the basins of rivers Ave and Minho) during the Late Bronze Age. For that, it will be taken into account some of the regional available data, including in progress research, in order to verify some contingencies of such a complex past agency. Such a task will not only prioritize the different types of metal objects, their hypothetical biographical character and chronologies, but, specifically, and whenever possible, their micro and medium contexts of deposition, including recent contributions from fieldwork research. In a regional scale it is interesting to attest that some deposition preferences prevail.
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RESUMO: A ROTA DE ARTE RUPESTRE do Noroeste é um projeto que pretende explorar as potencialidades da arte rupestre do Noroeste de Portugal enquanto recurso passível de desenvolvimento de uma prática turística sustentável. O Noroeste... more
RESUMO: A ROTA DE ARTE RUPESTRE do Noroeste é um projeto que pretende explorar as potencialidades da arte rupestre do Noroeste de Portugal enquanto recurso passível de desenvolvimento de uma prática turística sustentável. O Noroeste português é uma área rica em sítios de arte rupestre de ar livre de cronologia pós-paleolítica, em especial do estilo convencionalmente designado por Arte Atlântica, específico do NW Ibérico. Além do seu inegável valor científico, este recurso patrimonial, pelo seu carácter estratégico, deveria integrar programas de desenvolvimento e de organização do território. Para que tal se concretize há que colmatar carências ao nível da investigação, nomeadamente as relacionadas com a compilação e sistematização dos dados que promovam o avanço do conhecimento científico que, simultaneamente, propiciem discursos atrativos para o público em geral. O projeto tenciona aprofundar a investigação da arte rupestre, segundo perspetivas arqueológicas e antropológicas, contribuir para salvaguardar deste património arqueológico e promover a sua valorização na fachada ocidental no Noroeste de Portugal, por forma a que se possa criar o produto turístico sustentável " Rota de Arte Rupestre do Noroeste ". Visa, ainda, rentabilizar o património " intangível " ligado a estes recursos, os recursos humanos das parcerias envolvidas no projeto – expondo e clarificando a importância histórica do passado e da arte rupestre no presente – e incrementar o desenvolvimento sustentável do território abordado. Serão divulgadas as ações já materializadas e/ou em vias de materialização, bem como os resultados atingidos para diferentes áreas do Noroeste.
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This work aims to present the available data concerning to the strategies of settlement during the regional Bronze Age in the hydrographic basin of the river Ave, Northwest of Portugal. O presente trabalho pretende dar a conhecer os dados... more
This work aims to present the available data concerning to the strategies of settlement during the regional Bronze Age in the hydrographic basin of the river Ave, Northwest of Portugal.
O presente trabalho pretende dar a conhecer os dados relativos às estratégias de povoamento da Idade do Bronze regional na bacia hidrográfica do rio Ave, no Noroeste português.
O presente trabalho pretende dar a conhecer os dados relativos às estratégias de povoamento da Idade do Bronze regional na bacia hidrográfica do rio Ave, no Noroeste português.
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Following Eji-Pater (1st Young Researchers’ Meeting in Heritage and Territory Studies - https://ejipater.wixsite.com/eji17eng), in Braga, Portugal (14–16 December, 2018), and the free media partnership established with Heritage—Open... more
Following Eji-Pater (1st Young Researchers’ Meeting in Heritage and Territory Studies - https://ejipater.wixsite.com/eji17eng), in Braga, Portugal (14–16 December, 2018), and the free media partnership established with Heritage—Open Access Knowledge, Conservation and Management of Cultural and Natural Heritage Journal[DM1] , a Special Issue welcoming contributions that are dedicated to the major research themes of Heritage and Territory is proposed.
The following research subjects were proposed for Eji-Pater by the organizing committee (https://ejipater.wixsite.com/eji17eng/organization) and are indicated here as possible suggestions:
(a) Culture and Territory;
(b) Contexts and Representations;
(c) Methods and Technology;
(d) Memory and Places;
(e) Time and Materials;
(f) Environments and Society.
However, following the intended purpose of Eji-Pater, this Special Issue is also open to contributions on other subjects that are related to the major research themes mentioned above (Heritage and Territory).
The following research subjects were proposed for Eji-Pater by the organizing committee (https://ejipater.wixsite.com/eji17eng/organization) and are indicated here as possible suggestions:
(a) Culture and Territory;
(b) Contexts and Representations;
(c) Methods and Technology;
(d) Memory and Places;
(e) Time and Materials;
(f) Environments and Society.
However, following the intended purpose of Eji-Pater, this Special Issue is also open to contributions on other subjects that are related to the major research themes mentioned above (Heritage and Territory).
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Abstract: Studies about the relation established between past communities and the past go back to the 90s from XX century (Hingley 1996; Williams 1997; Bradley & Williams 1998; Bradley 2002, among many others), and the issue is being... more
Abstract: Studies about the relation established between past communities and the past go back to the 90s from XX century (Hingley 1996; Williams 1997; Bradley & Williams 1998; Bradley 2002, among many others), and the issue is being worked by several authors, despite its link to different chronologies, contexts or geographic areas.
Percept, reinterpret or transform the past is also a form of human agency that brings to light a kind of understanding about the world. As such, it can serve to legitimate, modify, or even delete past remembrances. Imagining the meaning attached to past by past societies, this session encourages approaches to traces/materializations of reuse and/or reinterpretation of ancient places during Metal Ages. In this sense, works focusing the manners how these reuses/reinterpretations are present would be welcome. The approach can focus a delimited area, a broader region, or any form of past human agency (like funerary practices, rock art, hoarding, etc.) denouncing a direct link between Metal Age’s communities and past occupations/evidences.
The deadeline for absttract is til the end of November. To more informations please visit: https://uispp2018.sciencesconf.org/
Percept, reinterpret or transform the past is also a form of human agency that brings to light a kind of understanding about the world. As such, it can serve to legitimate, modify, or even delete past remembrances. Imagining the meaning attached to past by past societies, this session encourages approaches to traces/materializations of reuse and/or reinterpretation of ancient places during Metal Ages. In this sense, works focusing the manners how these reuses/reinterpretations are present would be welcome. The approach can focus a delimited area, a broader region, or any form of past human agency (like funerary practices, rock art, hoarding, etc.) denouncing a direct link between Metal Age’s communities and past occupations/evidences.
The deadeline for absttract is til the end of November. To more informations please visit: https://uispp2018.sciencesconf.org/
Research Interests: Prehistoric Archaeology, Applied Ontology, Landscape Archaeology, History and Memory, Social and Collective Memory, and 23 moreBronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Bronze Age Archaeology, Aegean Bronze Age (Bronze Age Archaeology), Cognitive archaeology, Archaeological Theory, Late Bronze Age archaeology, The Past in prehistoric societies, Neolithic Europe, Bronze Age (Archaeology), Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Bronze And Iron Age In Mediterrarranean (Archaeology), Bronze and Iron Ages in Eastern Mediterranean (Archaeology), Bronze Age, Early Bronze Age, Bronze and Iron Ages in Italy (Archaeology), Edad Del Bronce, Bronze Age of the Carpathian Basin, Late Bronze Age, Âge du Bronze, Bronce Atlántico, Edad del Bronce de la Mancha, and Social Change During the Early Bronze Age
The EJI-PATER – 1st Young Researchers’ Meeting in Landscape, Heritage and Territory Studies aims to become an scientific annual event based on three basilar lines (Landscape, Heritage and Territory) in the optics of different scientific... more
The EJI-PATER – 1st Young Researchers’ Meeting in Landscape, Heritage and Territory Studies aims to become an scientific annual event based on three basilar lines (Landscape, Heritage and Territory) in the optics of different scientific areas in interaction, such as Archaeology, Architecture, Geology, History, among many others. It also pretends to encourage holistic approaches that contribute to increase multi and interdisciplinarity.
Even though starting from the North of Portugal, studies from other areas of Portuguese and Iberian territory will be welcome.
EJI-PATER was idealized to serve all young researchers: graduated, master’s and PhD’s students, masters or PhD that achieved their grade at least at 10 years, so as other non academic affiliated elements (or teams) (belonging to City Halls, Companies, etc.) which pretend to participate.
The meeting aims to promote all works in the following areas:
(a) studies on landscapes resulting from historical processes; it fit on this item approaches to settlement, exploitation of “resources”, power scenarios and relations, social practices, among others;
(b) studies on cultural and natural heritage (landscapes, geology, etc.) in articulation, including recent concerns and guidelines about Tourism and sustainable development, so on the role of new technologies as allies answering to all new challenges resulting from actual conditions of cultural fruition;
(c) studies on territory and environment in relation to space dynamics, namely all forms of environmental occupation, organization, construction and interaction.
(d) Studies on art (including prehistoric rock art and portable art) as cognitive conceiving and bearers of “messages”;
(e) studies on materialities (ceramic, lithic, metal, glass, etc.), bone remains (human and animal) and paleoenvironmental approaches (such as anthracology, carpology, etc.);
(f) all approaches that the Scientific Commission consider to fit on the Meeting baseline themes (Landscape, Heritage and Territory).
All proposals will be subjected to scientific expertise. The event format will contemplate three days of oral and posters presentations, posteriorly publishing the accepted works.
During the Meeting will occur a competition subordinate to the theme “Present Past”. All type of artistic works will be accepted, such as photos, free drawings, illustrations, etc. The works must include an honour signed declaration attesting its authorship. The works will be exhibited during the event and the winner will became the meeting minutes cover.
Even though starting from the North of Portugal, studies from other areas of Portuguese and Iberian territory will be welcome.
EJI-PATER was idealized to serve all young researchers: graduated, master’s and PhD’s students, masters or PhD that achieved their grade at least at 10 years, so as other non academic affiliated elements (or teams) (belonging to City Halls, Companies, etc.) which pretend to participate.
The meeting aims to promote all works in the following areas:
(a) studies on landscapes resulting from historical processes; it fit on this item approaches to settlement, exploitation of “resources”, power scenarios and relations, social practices, among others;
(b) studies on cultural and natural heritage (landscapes, geology, etc.) in articulation, including recent concerns and guidelines about Tourism and sustainable development, so on the role of new technologies as allies answering to all new challenges resulting from actual conditions of cultural fruition;
(c) studies on territory and environment in relation to space dynamics, namely all forms of environmental occupation, organization, construction and interaction.
(d) Studies on art (including prehistoric rock art and portable art) as cognitive conceiving and bearers of “messages”;
(e) studies on materialities (ceramic, lithic, metal, glass, etc.), bone remains (human and animal) and paleoenvironmental approaches (such as anthracology, carpology, etc.);
(f) all approaches that the Scientific Commission consider to fit on the Meeting baseline themes (Landscape, Heritage and Territory).
All proposals will be subjected to scientific expertise. The event format will contemplate three days of oral and posters presentations, posteriorly publishing the accepted works.
During the Meeting will occur a competition subordinate to the theme “Present Past”. All type of artistic works will be accepted, such as photos, free drawings, illustrations, etc. The works must include an honour signed declaration attesting its authorship. The works will be exhibited during the event and the winner will became the meeting minutes cover.
Research Interests: Paleobiology, Sociology, Geography, Human Geography, Archaeology, and 59 morePaleoanthropology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Geology, Anthropology, Tourism Studies, Cultural Sociology, Architecture, Zooarchaeology, Cultural Heritage, Paleopathology, Material Culture Studies, Heritage Studies, Landscape Archaeology, Landscape Architecture, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Rock Art (Archaeology), Heritage Tourism, Paleobotany, Cultural Landscapes, Medieval Iberian History, Paleoenvironment, Paleoecology, Culture, Landscape History, Paleography, Architectural History, Cultural Tourism, Neolithic Archaeology, Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology, Chalcolithic Archaeology, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology), Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Paleoclimate, Bioanthropology, Prehistory, Pre Roman Archaeology/Iberian Culture, Prehistoric Rock Art, Tourism, Territoriality, Paleometallurgy, Rock Art, Historia, Protohistoric Iberian Peninsula, Patrimonio Cultural, Materialities, Historia del Arte, Ancient History of the Iberian Peninsula/Hispania, Geografía Humana, Neolithic & Chalcolithic enclosures, Territorio, História da arte, Hillforts and Enclosures, Cultural and Social Anthropology, Patrimonio, Geografia Humana (Portugal), Patrimonio cultural inmaterial, Paléométallurgie, and Sociology and Social Cultural Sciences
ARQUEOLOGIA DO VALE DO DOURO – A IDADE DO BRONZE (17 de novembro de 2016) Casa das Artes, Porto Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes ABERTURA Ana Bettencourt, Hugo Aluai... more
ARQUEOLOGIA DO VALE DO DOURO – A IDADE DO BRONZE
(17 de novembro de 2016)
Casa das Artes, Porto
Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio
Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes
ABERTURA
Ana Bettencourt, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Susana Soares Lopes
TRABALHOS DE SÍNTESE
Sítios arqueológicos da Idade do Bronze da bacia hidrográfica do Douro (Portugal). Algumas considerações
Alexandra Vieira
A Idade do Bronze Inicial no Alto Douro português: um olhar através da paisagem
João Muralha Cardoso
A Idade do Bronze na margem sul do Baixo Douro – materialidades e pistas de investigação
António M. S. P. Silva, Gabriel R. Pereira, Paulo A. P. Lemos, Sara Almeida e Silva
Depósitos y hallazgos metálicos fortuitos de la Edad del Bronce al oeste de la cuenca del Duero. Cronologías, contextos e interpretaciones.
Alex Manteiga Brea
Os mortos e os lugares que os vivos escolheram para os sepultar na Idade do Bronze do ocidente da bacia do Douro (Norte de Portugal).
Ana M. S. Bettencourt
CASOS DE ESTUDO
El Castro de la “La Peña del Moro”, Navas de Oro, Segovia: poblamiento durante la Edad del Bronce en el corredor Eresma- Pirón
Raúl Martín Vela
O sítio das Areias Altas (Porto, Portugal). O contributo da arqueologia preventiva na valorização de um sítio arqueológico do II milº AC
Sara Luz
Fossas com cereais vs fossas para cereais: vestígios carpológicos do Bronze Médio da Foz do Medal (Mogadouro, NE de Portugal)
João Pedro Tereso, Rita Gaspar, María Martín Seijo
Antes de Tongobriga (Freixo, Marco de Canaveses, Portugal): notícia de uma ocupação pré-histórica da Idade do Bronze sob o centro urbano de época romana
António Manuel Lima, Inés López-Doriga
A ocupação da Vila Velha (em Vila Real) na Idade do Bronze Final
Lídia Baptista
Estudo antropológico de 6 crânios de indivíduos inumados na gruta da Lorga de Dine, Vinhais (NE Portugal), durante a Pré-história Recente
Tânia Pereira, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, João Pedro Ribeiro, Mário Brito
O monumento sob tumulus da Regedoura 2 (Fafe, NO de Portugal)
Gabriel R. Pereira
A necrópole de Montes Novos (Croca, Penafiel, NO de Portugal): novos dados para a compreensão da morte durante a Idade do Bronze
Hugo Aluai Sampaio
APRESENTAÇÃO DE POSTERS
Sinais gravados da Idade do Bronze em Trás-os-Montes Oriental: Rocha 11 de Vale de Figueira (NE de Portugal)
Andreia Silva, Sofia Soares de Figueiredo, Dário Neves, Pedro Xavier
Antracología en contextos del Bronce Inicial las fosas del yacimiento de Monte Calvo (S. João de Ovil, Baião, Norte de Portugal)
Maria Martín Seijo, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Huet B. Gonçalves
O Sítio de Eira (Vila Nova de Foz Côa)
Alexandre Canha, Fernando Robles Henriques, Sérgio Rosa, Telmo António
O povoado da Idade do Bronze do Senhor dos Aflitos (Arouca, Centro-Norte de Portugal)
António M. S. P. Silva, Paulo A. P. Lemos
Machado do Bronze Final da Serra de Montemuro (centro-norte de Portugal): o contributo da arqueometria
Xosé-Lois Armada, Diana Fernandes, Domingos Cruz, Raquel Vilaça
Contexto arqueológico e estudo arqueométrico de uma ponta de lança achada na Gralheira (Baltar, Paredes)
Maria Antónia D. Silva, Fernando Castro, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Manuel S. P. Silva, Alexandre Manteiga Brea
Contributos para o estudo da metalurgia da Idade do Bronze no vale do Sabor (NE de Portugal)
Fernando Vaz
As armas da região do Côa (II e I milénios a.C.): contextos, recursos e simbologias
Pedro Baptista, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório, Luís Luís, Carlo Bottaini
Estudo arqueométrico das práticas metalúrgicas documentadas no povoado do Bronze Final / Ferro Inicial de Vila do Touro (Sabugal).
Carlo Bottaini, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório
Debate Final e Encerramento
(17 de novembro de 2016)
Casa das Artes, Porto
Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio
Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes
ABERTURA
Ana Bettencourt, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Susana Soares Lopes
TRABALHOS DE SÍNTESE
Sítios arqueológicos da Idade do Bronze da bacia hidrográfica do Douro (Portugal). Algumas considerações
Alexandra Vieira
A Idade do Bronze Inicial no Alto Douro português: um olhar através da paisagem
João Muralha Cardoso
A Idade do Bronze na margem sul do Baixo Douro – materialidades e pistas de investigação
António M. S. P. Silva, Gabriel R. Pereira, Paulo A. P. Lemos, Sara Almeida e Silva
Depósitos y hallazgos metálicos fortuitos de la Edad del Bronce al oeste de la cuenca del Duero. Cronologías, contextos e interpretaciones.
Alex Manteiga Brea
Os mortos e os lugares que os vivos escolheram para os sepultar na Idade do Bronze do ocidente da bacia do Douro (Norte de Portugal).
Ana M. S. Bettencourt
CASOS DE ESTUDO
El Castro de la “La Peña del Moro”, Navas de Oro, Segovia: poblamiento durante la Edad del Bronce en el corredor Eresma- Pirón
Raúl Martín Vela
O sítio das Areias Altas (Porto, Portugal). O contributo da arqueologia preventiva na valorização de um sítio arqueológico do II milº AC
Sara Luz
Fossas com cereais vs fossas para cereais: vestígios carpológicos do Bronze Médio da Foz do Medal (Mogadouro, NE de Portugal)
João Pedro Tereso, Rita Gaspar, María Martín Seijo
Antes de Tongobriga (Freixo, Marco de Canaveses, Portugal): notícia de uma ocupação pré-histórica da Idade do Bronze sob o centro urbano de época romana
António Manuel Lima, Inés López-Doriga
A ocupação da Vila Velha (em Vila Real) na Idade do Bronze Final
Lídia Baptista
Estudo antropológico de 6 crânios de indivíduos inumados na gruta da Lorga de Dine, Vinhais (NE Portugal), durante a Pré-história Recente
Tânia Pereira, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, João Pedro Ribeiro, Mário Brito
O monumento sob tumulus da Regedoura 2 (Fafe, NO de Portugal)
Gabriel R. Pereira
A necrópole de Montes Novos (Croca, Penafiel, NO de Portugal): novos dados para a compreensão da morte durante a Idade do Bronze
Hugo Aluai Sampaio
APRESENTAÇÃO DE POSTERS
Sinais gravados da Idade do Bronze em Trás-os-Montes Oriental: Rocha 11 de Vale de Figueira (NE de Portugal)
Andreia Silva, Sofia Soares de Figueiredo, Dário Neves, Pedro Xavier
Antracología en contextos del Bronce Inicial las fosas del yacimiento de Monte Calvo (S. João de Ovil, Baião, Norte de Portugal)
Maria Martín Seijo, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Huet B. Gonçalves
O Sítio de Eira (Vila Nova de Foz Côa)
Alexandre Canha, Fernando Robles Henriques, Sérgio Rosa, Telmo António
O povoado da Idade do Bronze do Senhor dos Aflitos (Arouca, Centro-Norte de Portugal)
António M. S. P. Silva, Paulo A. P. Lemos
Machado do Bronze Final da Serra de Montemuro (centro-norte de Portugal): o contributo da arqueometria
Xosé-Lois Armada, Diana Fernandes, Domingos Cruz, Raquel Vilaça
Contexto arqueológico e estudo arqueométrico de uma ponta de lança achada na Gralheira (Baltar, Paredes)
Maria Antónia D. Silva, Fernando Castro, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Manuel S. P. Silva, Alexandre Manteiga Brea
Contributos para o estudo da metalurgia da Idade do Bronze no vale do Sabor (NE de Portugal)
Fernando Vaz
As armas da região do Côa (II e I milénios a.C.): contextos, recursos e simbologias
Pedro Baptista, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório, Luís Luís, Carlo Bottaini
Estudo arqueométrico das práticas metalúrgicas documentadas no povoado do Bronze Final / Ferro Inicial de Vila do Touro (Sabugal).
Carlo Bottaini, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório
Debate Final e Encerramento
Research Interests:
Abstract: Simpósio/Symposium IMAGENS NA PEDRA. IMAGES IN STONE Local/Site: Sala de Atos, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade do Minho, Campus de Gualtar, Braga, Portugal Data/Date: 30 novembro de 2016 Synopsis: The different... more
Abstract:
Simpósio/Symposium IMAGENS NA PEDRA. IMAGES IN STONE
Local/Site: Sala de Atos, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade do Minho, Campus de Gualtar, Braga, Portugal
Data/Date: 30 novembro de 2016
Synopsis:
The different types of social and political organisations have used the stone, recurrently, as an element socially active. Through its transformation, they have transmitted images that function as signs and symbols, express and operate the imagery, ideology, cosmogony and in the symbolic of power. In this perspective, stone images were used to produce collective identities, to defined territories and to give meaning to the Prehistory and Protohistory landscapes.
The use of stone was performed in various ways, notably through "mobile plaques", stelae, statues, paintings and rock carvings.
This type of materialisations has an outstanding advantage for archaeology, either by their perdurability either because they are depositories of ancient traditions, which allows its interpretation.
The main purposes of this symposium are:
-Analyse the relation between the iconographic monuments and territory, as generating and active elements in the building of landscapes;
-Studying the meaning of some recurring themes represented in different contexts such us weapons, astral symbols, human figures, etc.;
-Compare iconographies as evidence of long distance contacts between communities;
-Explaining diverse technologies and methodologies that make possible the observation and analyses de stone images.
In short, to demand the role of images as source to understanding the Prehistoric and Protohistoric societies.
Sinopse:
Diferentes tipos de organizações sociais e políticas usaram a pedra como elemento socialmente ativo, tendo, através da sua transformação, transmitido imagens que funcionando como signos e símbolos, expressam e operam no imaginário, na ideologia, na cosmogonia e na simbólica do poder. Nesta perspectiva as imagens na pedra ou em pedra foram usadas para produzir identidades coletivas, definir territórios e dotar de significado as paisagens pré-históricas e proto-históricas.
A utilização da pedra materializou-se de vários modos, nomeadamente através de “placas móveis”, estelas, estátuas, pinturas e gravuras rupestres, o que apresenta inúmeras vantagens para o arqueologia, quer pela sua perdurabilidade quer porque depositárias de tradições seculares, o que permite a sua interpretação.
As principais temáticas deste simpósio são:
-analisar a relação entre os "monumentos iconográficos" e o território como elementos geradores e atuantes na construção de paisagens;
-interpretar o sentido dos temas frequentemente representados em diferentes contextos como, por exemplo, armas, símbolos astrais, figuras humanas, etc.;
-comparar iconografias como evidência de contactos à distancia entre comunidades;
-expor diferentes tecnologias e metodologias que permitem a observação e análise das imagens em pedra.
Em síntese, reivindicar o papel das imagens como fonte documental para interpretar as sociedades pré-históricas e proto-históricas.
Simpósio/Symposium IMAGENS NA PEDRA. IMAGES IN STONE
Local/Site: Sala de Atos, Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade do Minho, Campus de Gualtar, Braga, Portugal
Data/Date: 30 novembro de 2016
Synopsis:
The different types of social and political organisations have used the stone, recurrently, as an element socially active. Through its transformation, they have transmitted images that function as signs and symbols, express and operate the imagery, ideology, cosmogony and in the symbolic of power. In this perspective, stone images were used to produce collective identities, to defined territories and to give meaning to the Prehistory and Protohistory landscapes.
The use of stone was performed in various ways, notably through "mobile plaques", stelae, statues, paintings and rock carvings.
This type of materialisations has an outstanding advantage for archaeology, either by their perdurability either because they are depositories of ancient traditions, which allows its interpretation.
The main purposes of this symposium are:
-Analyse the relation between the iconographic monuments and territory, as generating and active elements in the building of landscapes;
-Studying the meaning of some recurring themes represented in different contexts such us weapons, astral symbols, human figures, etc.;
-Compare iconographies as evidence of long distance contacts between communities;
-Explaining diverse technologies and methodologies that make possible the observation and analyses de stone images.
In short, to demand the role of images as source to understanding the Prehistoric and Protohistoric societies.
Sinopse:
Diferentes tipos de organizações sociais e políticas usaram a pedra como elemento socialmente ativo, tendo, através da sua transformação, transmitido imagens que funcionando como signos e símbolos, expressam e operam no imaginário, na ideologia, na cosmogonia e na simbólica do poder. Nesta perspectiva as imagens na pedra ou em pedra foram usadas para produzir identidades coletivas, definir territórios e dotar de significado as paisagens pré-históricas e proto-históricas.
A utilização da pedra materializou-se de vários modos, nomeadamente através de “placas móveis”, estelas, estátuas, pinturas e gravuras rupestres, o que apresenta inúmeras vantagens para o arqueologia, quer pela sua perdurabilidade quer porque depositárias de tradições seculares, o que permite a sua interpretação.
As principais temáticas deste simpósio são:
-analisar a relação entre os "monumentos iconográficos" e o território como elementos geradores e atuantes na construção de paisagens;
-interpretar o sentido dos temas frequentemente representados em diferentes contextos como, por exemplo, armas, símbolos astrais, figuras humanas, etc.;
-comparar iconografias como evidência de contactos à distancia entre comunidades;
-expor diferentes tecnologias e metodologias que permitem a observação e análise das imagens em pedra.
Em síntese, reivindicar o papel das imagens como fonte documental para interpretar as sociedades pré-históricas e proto-históricas.
Research Interests: Rock Art (Archaeology), Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Prehistoric Rock Art, Protohistoric Iberian Peninsula, and 7 moreMegalithic Art, Rock art research, Landscape and Rock Art, Palaeolithic Rock Art, Rock Carvings Bronze Age, Bohuslän, Schematic Rock Art, and Prehistorical Art
Abstract: ARQUEOLOGIA DO VALE DO DOURO – A IDADE DO BRONZE (17 de novembro de 2016) Casa das Artes, Porto Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes ABERTURA Ana Bettencourt, Hugo... more
Abstract:
ARQUEOLOGIA DO VALE DO DOURO – A IDADE DO BRONZE
(17 de novembro de 2016)
Casa das Artes, Porto
Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio
Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes
ABERTURA
Ana Bettencourt, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Susana Soares Lopes
TRABALHOS DE SÍNTESE
Sítios arqueológicos da Idade do Bronze da bacia hidrográfica do Douro (Portugal). Algumas considerações
Alexandra Vieira
A Idade do Bronze Inicial no Alto Douro português: um olhar através da paisagem
João Muralha Cardoso
A Idade do Bronze na margem sul do Baixo Douro – materialidades e pistas de investigação
António M. S. P. Silva, Gabriel R. Pereira, Paulo A. P. Lemos, Sara Almeida e Silva
Depósitos y hallazgos metálicos fortuitos de la Edad del Bronce al oeste de la cuenca del Duero. Cronologías, contextos e interpretaciones.
Alex Manteiga Brea
Os mortos e os lugares que os vivos escolheram para os sepultar na Idade do Bronze do ocidente da bacia do Douro (Norte de Portugal).
Ana M. S. Bettencourt
CASOS DE ESTUDO
El Castro de la “La Peña del Moro”, Navas de Oro, Segovia: poblamiento durante la Edad del Bronce en el corredor Eresma- Pirón
Raúl Martín Vela
O sítio das Areias Altas (Porto, Portugal). O contributo da arqueologia preventiva na valorização de um sítio arqueológico do II milº AC
Sara Luz
Fossas com cereais vs fossas para cereais: vestígios carpológicos do Bronze Médio da Foz do Medal (Mogadouro, NE de Portugal)
João Pedro Tereso, Rita Gaspar, María Martín Seijo
Antes de Tongobriga (Freixo, Marco de Canaveses, Portugal): notícia de uma ocupação pré-histórica da Idade do Bronze sob o centro urbano de época romana
António Manuel Lima, Inés López-Doriga
A ocupação da Vila Velha (em Vila Real) na Idade do Bronze Final
Lídia Baptista
Estudo antropológico de 6 crânios de indivíduos inumados na gruta da Lorga de Dine, Vinhais (NE Portugal), durante a Pré-história Recente
Tânia Pereira, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, João Pedro Ribeiro, Mário Brito
O monumento sob tumulus da Regedoura 2 (Fafe, NO de Portugal)
Gabriel R. Pereira
A necrópole de Montes Novos (Croca, Penafiel, NO de Portugal): novos dados para a compreensão da morte durante a Idade do Bronze
Hugo Aluai Sampaio
APRESENTAÇÃO DE POSTERS
Sinais gravados da Idade do Bronze em Trás-os-Montes Oriental: Rocha 11 de Vale de Figueira (NE de Portugal)
Andreia Silva, Sofia Soares de Figueiredo, Dário Neves, Pedro Xavier
Antracología en contextos del Bronce Inicial las fosas del yacimiento de Monte Calvo (S. João de Ovil, Baião, Norte de Portugal)
Maria Martín Seijo, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Huet B. Gonçalves
O Sítio de Eira (Vila Nova de Foz Côa)
Alexandre Canha, Fernando Robles Henriques, Sérgio Rosa, Telmo António
O povoado da Idade do Bronze do Senhor dos Aflitos (Arouca, Centro-Norte de Portugal)
António M. S. P. Silva, Paulo A. P. Lemos
Machado do Bronze Final da Serra de Montemuro (centro-norte de Portugal): o contributo da arqueometria
Xosé-Lois Armada, Diana Fernandes, Domingos Cruz, Raquel Vilaça
Contexto arqueológico e estudo arqueométrico de uma ponta de lança achada na Gralheira (Baltar, Paredes)
Maria Antónia D. Silva, Fernando Castro, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Manuel S. P. Silva, Alexandre Manteiga Brea
Contributos para o estudo da metalurgia da Idade do Bronze no vale do Sabor (NE de Portugal)
Fernando Vaz
As armas da região do Côa (II e I milénios a.C.): contextos, recursos e simbologias
Pedro Baptista, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório, Luís Luís, Carlo Bottaini
Estudo arqueométrico das práticas metalúrgicas documentadas no povoado do Bronze Final / Ferro Inicial de Vila do Touro (Sabugal).
Carlo Bottaini, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório
Debate Final e Encerramento
ARQUEOLOGIA DO VALE DO DOURO – A IDADE DO BRONZE
(17 de novembro de 2016)
Casa das Artes, Porto
Coordenadores: Ana M. S. Bettencourt; Hugo Aluai Sampaio
Comentadora: Susana Soares Lopes
ABERTURA
Ana Bettencourt, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Susana Soares Lopes
TRABALHOS DE SÍNTESE
Sítios arqueológicos da Idade do Bronze da bacia hidrográfica do Douro (Portugal). Algumas considerações
Alexandra Vieira
A Idade do Bronze Inicial no Alto Douro português: um olhar através da paisagem
João Muralha Cardoso
A Idade do Bronze na margem sul do Baixo Douro – materialidades e pistas de investigação
António M. S. P. Silva, Gabriel R. Pereira, Paulo A. P. Lemos, Sara Almeida e Silva
Depósitos y hallazgos metálicos fortuitos de la Edad del Bronce al oeste de la cuenca del Duero. Cronologías, contextos e interpretaciones.
Alex Manteiga Brea
Os mortos e os lugares que os vivos escolheram para os sepultar na Idade do Bronze do ocidente da bacia do Douro (Norte de Portugal).
Ana M. S. Bettencourt
CASOS DE ESTUDO
El Castro de la “La Peña del Moro”, Navas de Oro, Segovia: poblamiento durante la Edad del Bronce en el corredor Eresma- Pirón
Raúl Martín Vela
O sítio das Areias Altas (Porto, Portugal). O contributo da arqueologia preventiva na valorização de um sítio arqueológico do II milº AC
Sara Luz
Fossas com cereais vs fossas para cereais: vestígios carpológicos do Bronze Médio da Foz do Medal (Mogadouro, NE de Portugal)
João Pedro Tereso, Rita Gaspar, María Martín Seijo
Antes de Tongobriga (Freixo, Marco de Canaveses, Portugal): notícia de uma ocupação pré-histórica da Idade do Bronze sob o centro urbano de época romana
António Manuel Lima, Inés López-Doriga
A ocupação da Vila Velha (em Vila Real) na Idade do Bronze Final
Lídia Baptista
Estudo antropológico de 6 crânios de indivíduos inumados na gruta da Lorga de Dine, Vinhais (NE Portugal), durante a Pré-história Recente
Tânia Pereira, Hugo Aluai Sampaio, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, João Pedro Ribeiro, Mário Brito
O monumento sob tumulus da Regedoura 2 (Fafe, NO de Portugal)
Gabriel R. Pereira
A necrópole de Montes Novos (Croca, Penafiel, NO de Portugal): novos dados para a compreensão da morte durante a Idade do Bronze
Hugo Aluai Sampaio
APRESENTAÇÃO DE POSTERS
Sinais gravados da Idade do Bronze em Trás-os-Montes Oriental: Rocha 11 de Vale de Figueira (NE de Portugal)
Andreia Silva, Sofia Soares de Figueiredo, Dário Neves, Pedro Xavier
Antracología en contextos del Bronce Inicial las fosas del yacimiento de Monte Calvo (S. João de Ovil, Baião, Norte de Portugal)
Maria Martín Seijo, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Huet B. Gonçalves
O Sítio de Eira (Vila Nova de Foz Côa)
Alexandre Canha, Fernando Robles Henriques, Sérgio Rosa, Telmo António
O povoado da Idade do Bronze do Senhor dos Aflitos (Arouca, Centro-Norte de Portugal)
António M. S. P. Silva, Paulo A. P. Lemos
Machado do Bronze Final da Serra de Montemuro (centro-norte de Portugal): o contributo da arqueometria
Xosé-Lois Armada, Diana Fernandes, Domingos Cruz, Raquel Vilaça
Contexto arqueológico e estudo arqueométrico de uma ponta de lança achada na Gralheira (Baltar, Paredes)
Maria Antónia D. Silva, Fernando Castro, Ana M. S. Bettencourt, António Manuel S. P. Silva, Alexandre Manteiga Brea
Contributos para o estudo da metalurgia da Idade do Bronze no vale do Sabor (NE de Portugal)
Fernando Vaz
As armas da região do Côa (II e I milénios a.C.): contextos, recursos e simbologias
Pedro Baptista, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório, Luís Luís, Carlo Bottaini
Estudo arqueométrico das práticas metalúrgicas documentadas no povoado do Bronze Final / Ferro Inicial de Vila do Touro (Sabugal).
Carlo Bottaini, Raquel Vilaça, Marcos Osório
Debate Final e Encerramento