Peças antropomórficas da necrópole megalítica de Alto de Madorras: abordagem preliminar ao seu estudo e valorização no âmbito do Projecto TSF - Murça

The aim of this text is to present the preliminary results of an ongoing study of two anthropomorphic stone elements from the Alto das Madorras megalithic necropolis, in border between Murça and Alijó municipalities (Trás-os-Montes, Northern Portugal). The two stone elements are: an anthropomorphic orthostate-stelae from Dolmen 4 and a sub-rectangular granite slab from Dolmen 8, formerly referred to as an «idol» and presently de‑ posited in the National Museum of Archaeology. Both stone eleme...

Una aproximación al léxico disponible de futuros profesores portugueses de ELE en dominios pedagógico-didácticos

Despite the boom experienced in recent years by lexical availability studies, research on the specific lexicon of scientific and/or professional communities is still scarce (Quintanilla and Salcedo, 2019), a finding that can be extended to the field of initial teacher training of foreign languages. With this work, following the methodology of lexical availability, we aim to contribute to expanding the list of research dedicated to the analysis of the lexicon available to Spanish as a foreign ...

Contributo para o conhecimento das indústrias líticas pré-históricas do litoral de Esposende (NW de Portugal)

In this text, 12 archaeological sites with knapped stone assemblages, discovered by the author on the coastline of the municipality of Esposende, from 2006 onwards, are briefly described. Dating from the Palaeolithic and from Late Prehistory, these sites considerably increased the number of archaeological sites with lithic artefacts inventoried in the Archaeological Map of the Municipality (7) and in the Plan of Archaeological Heritage of the Municipal Master Plan

A formalização de espaços públicos durante o Calcolítico no Alto Douro Português: as Grandes Estruturas Circulares do Castanheiro do Vento (V. N. de Foz Côa)

The walled enclosure of Castanheiro do Vento (V. N. Foz Côa) is an intricate and labyrinthine constructed space characterised by a significant variety of structures. This paper focuses on large circular structures (GEC), which can be identified by their size and general ground plan. Through an analysis of these architectural units, this study hypothesises that these spaces hosted various activities, indicating the multifaceted and complex relationships between the site and the surrounding ter...