- 1st Millennium BC (Archaeology), Archeologia Fenicio-Punica, Archaeological Graphics & Illustration, Commensality, Ceramics (Art History), Vernacular Architecture of Middle East, and 5 moreLisboa urbanismo arquitectura, Clay Tobacco Pipes, Época Romana, Epoca Medieval, and época Medieval Islámicaedit
- I am a professional with experience in archaeological excavations in Lisbon. I have some articles published resulting from interventions where I participated.edit
O aparecimento de um conjunto, embora, fragmentado, de pintura mural romana, datado do século I/II d.C., identificados durante uma intervenção de sondagens de diagnóstico arqueológico, realizadas no interior do edificado situado na... more
O aparecimento de um conjunto, embora, fragmentado, de pintura mural romana, datado do século I/II d.C., identificados durante uma intervenção de sondagens de diagnóstico arqueológico, realizadas no interior do edificado situado na Travessa do Ferragial nº 1 a 14, em Lisboa.
Pottery measuring cups from different shapes and sizes are frequently found in early modern archaeological contexts in Portugal. In early 16th century King D. Manuel standardized all measures and weights throughout the kingdom thus all... more
Pottery measuring cups from different shapes and sizes are frequently found in early modern archaeological contexts in Portugal. In early 16th century King D. Manuel standardized all measures and weights throughout the kingdom thus all measuring cups used in trade were calibrated and dated by local authorities every year, a system that was only revised in the second half of the 19th century. Over two dozen measuring cups were found in Rua do Arsenal in Lisbon. They reveal how different measures were used on a daily basis in a riverfront commercial area of the city.
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RESUMO O autor publica uma inscrição do Séc. XVII que surgiu em contexto de escavação arqueo-lógica na reconversão de três edifícios junto á Zona Ribeirinha, no Centro Histórico da cidade de Lisboa. Apresenta-se leitura e interpretação e... more
RESUMO O autor publica uma inscrição do Séc. XVII que surgiu em contexto de escavação arqueo-lógica na reconversão de três edifícios junto á Zona Ribeirinha, no Centro Histórico da cidade de Lisboa. Apresenta-se leitura e interpretação e procura-se contextualizar a edifí-cio próximo com enquadramento religioso de admiração e culto à Imaculada Conceição. ABSTRACT The author publishes a 17th century inscription that arose in the context of an archaeological excavation in the reconversion of three buildings near the Ribeirinha Zone, in the Historical Center of the city of Lisbon. We present reading and interpretation and we seek to contextualize the nearby building with a religious framework of admiration and worship of the Immaculate Conception.
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RESUMO Os autores publicam a informação contextual e os artefactos associados em estratigrafia de uma ocupação suburbana da cidade romana de Olisipo. O local situava-se na margem direita do antigo Esteiro da Baixa, contribuindo deste modo... more
RESUMO Os autores publicam a informação contextual e os artefactos associados em estratigrafia de uma ocupação suburbana da cidade romana de Olisipo. O local situava-se na margem direita do antigo Esteiro da Baixa, contribuindo deste modo para o refinamento das leituras sobre este curso de água e sua importância e significado para o urbanismo romano imperial. Discute-se o significado do abandono das construções estudadas nos finais do século III e primeiros decénios do séc. IV d.C. em Olisipo.
ABSTRACT The authors publish and interpret the contextual data and stratified artifacts of a suburban construction of the Roman town of Olisipo (Lisboa). The site was situated on the right bank of «Esteiro da Baixa», a water course of downtown Lisbon. Therefore, the significance of the roman constructions is discussed referring to the water course´s importance and significance towards local Roman urbanistic of the area. A reflection on late 3d to 4th centuries A.D. abandonment of the suburban settlement is also performed, referring to the transformations performed in the town in this transitional period.
ABSTRACT The authors publish and interpret the contextual data and stratified artifacts of a suburban construction of the Roman town of Olisipo (Lisboa). The site was situated on the right bank of «Esteiro da Baixa», a water course of downtown Lisbon. Therefore, the significance of the roman constructions is discussed referring to the water course´s importance and significance towards local Roman urbanistic of the area. A reflection on late 3d to 4th centuries A.D. abandonment of the suburban settlement is also performed, referring to the transformations performed in the town in this transitional period.
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A Urbanística do Subúrbio Ocidental de Felicias Iulia Olisipo (Lisboa): Um Contributo da I.A.U. da Rua do Ouro n. os 133-145 RODRIGO BANHA DA SILVA (CHAM-FCSH/UNL E UAÇ; CAL-CML) | rbds@fcsh.unl.pt ANTÓNIO VALONGO ARQUEÓLOGO |... more
A Urbanística do Subúrbio Ocidental de Felicias Iulia Olisipo (Lisboa): Um Contributo da I.A.U. da Rua do Ouro n. os 133-145 RODRIGO BANHA DA SILVA (CHAM-FCSH/UNL E UAÇ; CAL-CML) | rbds@fcsh.unl.pt ANTÓNIO VALONGO ARQUEÓLOGO | antonio.valongo@gmail.com RESUMO Os autores publicam a informação contextual e os artefactos associados em estratigrafia de uma ocupação suburbana da cidade romana de Olisipo. O local situava-se na margem direita do antigo Esteiro da Baixa, contribuindo deste modo para o refinamento das leituras sobre este curso de água e sua importância e significado para o urbanismo romano imperial. Discute-se o significado do abandono das construções estudadas nos finais do século III e primeiros decénios do séc. IV d.C. em Olisipo. ABSTRACT The authors publish and interpret the contextual data and stratified artifacts of a suburban construction of the Roman town of Olisipo (Lisboa). The site was situated on the right bank of «Esteiro da Baixa», a water course of downtown Lisbon. Therefore, the significance of the roman constructions is discussed referring to the water course´s importance and significance towards local Roman urbanistic of the area. A reflection on late 3d to 4th centuries A.D. abandonment of the suburban settlement is also performed, referring to the transformations performed in the town in this transitional period.
Abstract The appearance of a fragmented set of Roman mural painting, dating from the first/second century AD, identified during an intervention of archaeological diagnostic surveys, carried inside the building located at Travessa do... more
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The appearance of a fragmented set of Roman mural painting, dating from the first/second century AD, identified
during an intervention of archaeological diagnostic surveys, carried inside the building located at Travessa
do Ferragial nº 1 a 14 in Lisbon.
Keywords: Painting, Roman, Mural, First/Second century AD.
The appearance of a fragmented set of Roman mural painting, dating from the first/second century AD, identified
during an intervention of archaeological diagnostic surveys, carried inside the building located at Travessa
do Ferragial nº 1 a 14 in Lisbon.
Keywords: Painting, Roman, Mural, First/Second century AD.
Abstract Archaeological excavations in Rua do Arsenal, in the Tagus River water front and close to Largo do Corpo Santo uncovered several contexts from Early Modern Age and possible to date from the 16th to 18th century. Some of those... more
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Archaeological excavations in Rua do Arsenal, in the Tagus River water front and close to Largo do Corpo
Santo uncovered several contexts from Early Modern Age and possible to date from the 16th to 18th century.
Some of those contexts were related to the Casas Nobres do Infantado, presumably the home of Prince Pedro,
future king Pedro II. Among those contexts there is a little cesspit [543], located in compartment 4. Inside this
hole there were many material culture elements, mainly pottery, with a high conservation level. This paper
aims to discuss the formation of that deposit as well as the use of those objects.
Keywords: Coarsewares, Tin glazed wares, 17th century, Domestic consumption.
Archaeological excavations in Rua do Arsenal, in the Tagus River water front and close to Largo do Corpo
Santo uncovered several contexts from Early Modern Age and possible to date from the 16th to 18th century.
Some of those contexts were related to the Casas Nobres do Infantado, presumably the home of Prince Pedro,
future king Pedro II. Among those contexts there is a little cesspit [543], located in compartment 4. Inside this
hole there were many material culture elements, mainly pottery, with a high conservation level. This paper
aims to discuss the formation of that deposit as well as the use of those objects.
Keywords: Coarsewares, Tin glazed wares, 17th century, Domestic consumption.
Abstract The present work focuses on the archaeological findings identified in a post-Pombaline building located between Largo do Corpo Santo and Praça do Comércio, on the riverside front of the historical center of Lisbon. Attested by... more
Abstract
The present work focuses on the archaeological findings identified in a post-Pombaline building located between
Largo do Corpo Santo and Praça do Comércio, on the riverside front of the historical center of Lisbon.
Attested by the bibliography, the Noble Houses were framed between Rua da Corte Real and Calçada do Corpo
Santo, dating back to the 16th century. The Calçada do Corpo Santo was identified in the West sector, where it
was also recognized a wall of clash of the tides and foundation of the Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Graça associated
with the Irmandade dos Mareantes in the 15th century. One of the most outstanding finds, the Fernandina
Wall, built in 1373/75, was identified a well preserved section with overlapping with João Bretão Tower of an
odd configuration.
Keywords: D. Fernando Walls, Tower, Houses of the Infant.
The present work focuses on the archaeological findings identified in a post-Pombaline building located between
Largo do Corpo Santo and Praça do Comércio, on the riverside front of the historical center of Lisbon.
Attested by the bibliography, the Noble Houses were framed between Rua da Corte Real and Calçada do Corpo
Santo, dating back to the 16th century. The Calçada do Corpo Santo was identified in the West sector, where it
was also recognized a wall of clash of the tides and foundation of the Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Graça associated
with the Irmandade dos Mareantes in the 15th century. One of the most outstanding finds, the Fernandina
Wall, built in 1373/75, was identified a well preserved section with overlapping with João Bretão Tower of an
odd configuration.
Keywords: D. Fernando Walls, Tower, Houses of the Infant.