Moreiros 2
is a set of ditched and probably palisade enclosures dating from the 4th
millennium BC (but possibly also from the 3rd). Basically is still to
be excavated. Only some sections of ditches were cleaned (where they were
affected by a query) when the site was discovered by Rui Boaventura, and were
dated from the Late Neolithic in the context of my project on ditched
enclosures. The collected material was recently studied in a master thesis,
hopefully to be published in the coming times. But the geophysics done in 2011 provided the main information about the site, showing its complex temporalities
and plans (see here).
is a set of ditched and probably palisade enclosures dating from the 4th
millennium BC (but possibly also from the 3rd). Basically is still to
be excavated. Only some sections of ditches were cleaned (where they were
affected by a query) when the site was discovered by Rui Boaventura, and were
dated from the Late Neolithic in the context of my project on ditched
enclosures. The collected material was recently studied in a master thesis,
hopefully to be published in the coming times. But the geophysics done in 2011 provided the main information about the site, showing its complex temporalities
and plans (see here).
Today I
remembered those days, when a small and happy team was measuring Moreiros,
escorted by the local cows.
Becker and the cows.
The team: Rui Boaventura, Helmut Becker, António Valera. Nelson Cabaço.
Source portuguese enclosures
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