DSpace Collection:http://hdl.handle.net/10174/144892026-06-07T19:42:35Z2026-06-07T19:42:35ZFortuna Histórica dos Retratos dos Vice-Reis. Novos dados para a fortuna histórica dos «restauros» dos retratos dos Vice-Reis e Governadores de GoaReis, Teresahttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/421032026-06-05T09:12:10Z2025-03-20T00:00:00ZTitle: Fortuna Histórica dos Retratos dos Vice-Reis. Novos dados para a fortuna histórica dos «restauros» dos retratos dos Vice-Reis e Governadores de Goa
Authors: Reis, Teresa
Editors: Afonso, Dulce
Abstract: This article aims to contribute with new data to
the historical review of a 400-year-old art collection,
specifically focusing on the various
interventions it has undergone, which resulted
in the addition of layers of overpainting to the
original compositions.
Our research methodology involved the use of
documentary sources, correlating them with
iconographic representations as well as scientific
and technical data to gather information
regarding dates, locations, participants, and
other material evidence. Early on, it became
apparent that direct sources were scarce and
dispersed, necessitating consultation of the historical
archives in Panjim, an activity undertaken
in 2019 as part of a research grant from
the Fundação Oriente.
We discovered that the various interventions
coincided with the reconstruction or repairs of
the official residences – a connection that had
been little explored until now, which justified
updating and systematizing the historical fortune
of this collection. The research was further
consolidated through a multidisciplinary scientific
study of the pictorial layers, conducted
within the scope of the Old Goa Revelations
project. 1 This project involved archival research
on iconography and restoration reports, as well
as the technical and scientific examination of
three portraits in display in the National Museum
of Ancient Art in Lisbon and eight exhibited
at the Archaeological Survey of India
Museum in Goa.
Thus, a transdisciplinary approach was the
starting point for a new chronological systematization,
interpretation, and understanding of
this shared heritage collection.2025-03-20T00:00:00ZGEO-Glass - Geochemical Signatures in Degraded Glass: Implications for Provenance StudiesCosta, Mafaldahttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/400582025-12-24T00:47:07Z2025-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: GEO-Glass - Geochemical Signatures in Degraded Glass: Implications for Provenance Studies
Authors: Costa, Mafalda
Abstract: -2025-01-01T00:00:00ZGrupo de Trabalho em BioArqueologia PortuguesaCurto, AnaLopes, CéliaDetry, CFerreira, CTereso, JPAlmeida, NJMonteiro, PGodinho, RMNavarrete, Vhttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/386732025-06-17T09:51:31Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Grupo de Trabalho em BioArqueologia Portuguesa
Authors: Curto, Ana; Lopes, Célia; Detry, C; Ferreira, C; Tereso, JP; Almeida, NJ; Monteiro, P; Godinho, RM; Navarrete, V
Abstract: na2024-01-01T00:00:00ZEstratégias alimentares dos animais domésticos do povoado de Leceia (Oeiras, Portugal) durante a transição do IV para o III milénio a.C.: uma abordagem a partir dos isótopos estáveisNavarrete, VanessaCardoso, JLDias, CBDetry, CCurto, AnaWaterman, AJWright, EMaurer, Anne-Francehttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/386672025-06-17T09:47:39Z2024-01-01T00:00:00ZTitle: Estratégias alimentares dos animais domésticos do povoado de Leceia (Oeiras, Portugal) durante a transição do IV para o III milénio a.C.: uma abordagem a partir dos isótopos estáveis
Authors: Navarrete, Vanessa; Cardoso, JL; Dias, CB; Detry, C; Curto, Ana; Waterman, AJ; Wright, E; Maurer, Anne-France
Abstract: In this article, we analyse faunal samples from the Late Neolithic (Layer 4) and Early Chalcolithic (Layer 3) levels of the fortified settlement of Leceia (Oeiras, Portugal) in order to understand the management of the feeding of domestic animals recovered in these excavations.
Through the analyses of stable isotopes of δ13C and δ15N in bone collagen, we aim to characterise the grazing systems and the maintenance strategies of the livestock that were consumed and raised in Leceia, in an attempt to obtain a further perspective on the economic complexity of the fortified settlements that emerged during the 3rd millennium in Portuguese Extremadura. The results show the possible use of forage to feed the animals and also seem to indicate the use of fertilised fields. This demonstrates that animal production is already based on intentional practices of animal and land management, as well as on complex exchange networks.2024-01-01T00:00:00Z