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Portugal’s only known Islamic Baths could become national monument

Loulé’s Islamic Baths, which are the only of their kind to have been discovered so far in Portugal, could soon be given national monument status. The bid by LoulĂ© Council

November 10, 2021by Michael BruxoIn Archaeology, Loulé
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Rolling the Roman dice – ancient game artefact unearthed in Faro

A Roman game artefact believed to date back to the first century AD has been unearthed in Faro – a discovery archaeologists say is unlike most of its kind. The

November 5, 2020by Portugal ResidentIn Archaeology, Faro
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Cerro da Vila archaeological centre reopens after facelift

Vilamoura’s Cerro da Vila archaeological centre and museum, described as “one of the largest and most important pieces of evidence of Roman presence in the Algarve in the first century

June 16, 2020by Michael BruxoIn Archaeology, Vilamoura
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4,500-year-old megalithic tomb in east Algarve could be named “national monument”

A 4,500-year-old megalithic tomb in Vila Real de Santo António could soon be granted “national monument” status. The first step towards this goal has already been taken after the bid

April 20, 2020by Michael BruxoIn Archaeology, Vila Real de Santo AntĂłnio
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An archaeologist amongst the gravestones

The Algarve Archaeological Association (AAA) will be presenting a lecture on Tuesday, March 3 entitled “An archaeologist amongst the gravestones: reading two Irish graveyards” by archaeologist Robert Chapple. The two

February 24, 2020by Portugal ResidentIn Algarve Archaeological Association, Archaeology

Lagoa’s Torre da Lapa to be named Monument of Public Interest

Lagoa’s recently-restored Torre da Lapa watchtower is in the process of being classified as a Monument of Public Interest (Monumento de Interesse PĂșblico, or MIP). The bid for classification is

October 15, 2019by Portugal ResidentIn Archaeology, Lagoa
Shipwreck ‘hunters’ discover Portugal’s first prehistoric underwater site

Shipwreck ‘hunters’ discover Portugal’s first prehistoric underwater site

Marine archeologists working with ‘shipwreck hunter’ Tiago Fraga have discovered Portugal’s first prehistoric underwater site while looking for something entirely different. The finds, in the Bîco channel of Aveiro river,

September 17, 2019by Portugal ResidentIn Archaeology
Lagos archaeological site open to visits on Thursday

Lagos archaeological site open to visits on Thursday

The Monte MoliĂŁo archaeological site in Lagos, one of the earliest vestiges of human occupation in the Algarvian town, will be open to the public on Thursday (August 22). Researchers

August 19, 2019by Portugal ResidentIn Archaeology, Lagos
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Language and archaeology

Lecture || António Almeida will be the speaker at the next lecture organised by the Algarve Archaeological Association. He will be discussing ‘Language and Archaeology’ on June 3 at two

May 18, 2014by shareitIn Archaeology, Portugal News
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Archaeology lecture: reconstructing fossil trees

Archaeology enthusiasts in the Algarve can look forward to a lecture by John Needham on ‘Reconstructing Fossil Trees from the Jurassic Park Purbeck Forest’. It will take place on Tuesday,

January 2, 2014by shareitIn Archaeology, Community News
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