Anfiteatro 3 – Faculdade de Letras de Lisboa
09:30 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 14:00
March 8 Registration Opening Session Cleia Detry & J.L. Cardoso Sónia Gabriel Nelson Almeida & C. Costa Marina Évora Debate LUNCH BREAK Jean-Philipe Brugal
14:30
Nelson Almeida, S. Cura, P. Cura & P. Saladié
14:45
Lizzie Wright
15:00
Rita Dias
15:15
COFFEE BREAK
15:45
Poster session
16:15
Catherine Dupont
How can marine invertebrates help us to better understand the Neolithisation along the European Atlantic facade?
16:45
Maria João Valente
Mesolithic and Neolithic shell middens in Western Algarve: issues in ecology, taphonomy and economy
17:00 17:15 17:30 18:30
António C. Valera, J. Parreira & C. Costa Debate Closing remarks
A Chalcolithic burial of an equid: the case of Etar de V.N. de Mil Fontes
Prof. Victor S. Gonçalves A History of Zooarchaeology in Portugal: State of the Art Ichthyoarchaeological research in Portugal: perspectives and development The engagement of youth in archaeofaunal studies in Portugal: present scenario and considerations Exploitation of bone in the Upper Palaeolithic of Portugal
Some flashes on Portuguese Archaeozoology Breaking the bones: taphonomic indicators in experimental dynamic fracturation of bovid long bones The aurochs in Portugal: an important contribution to a wider picture of European aurochs morphological variation So many rabbits! Small animals’ dietary role in the Mesolithic shellmidden of Cabeço da Amoreira (Muge, Central Portugal)
Wine reception - Museu Geológico (Rua da Academia das Ciências, Lisboa)
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Anfiteatro 3 – Faculdade de Letras de Lisboa March 9 10:00
Cláudia Costa & L. Baptista
10:15
Mariana Nabais
10:30
Silvia Valenzuela-Lamas
10:45 11:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 14:00 14:30
Jaquelina Covaneiro COFFEE BREAK C. Detry, J.L. Cardoso & V. H. Correia Vera Pereira Debate LUNCH BREAK Simon Davis Cleia Detry, L. Gambini & A. Corte-Real Margarida Fernandes, M. Casas, A. Frazão-Moreira & J.A. Godoy Octávio S. Paulo Debate COFFEE BREAK Catarina Ginja, S. Davis, A. E. Pires, J. Matos, C. Hänni, E. Svensson & A. Götherström Ana Elisabete Pires, C. Detry, C. Ginja & C. Hänni Barbara van Asch Cristina Luís, J. Morais & M. do Mar Oom Debate Nuno F. Bicho Closing remarks
14:45 15:00 15.15 15:30 16:00 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17.30 18:00
The inclusion of faunal remains in Bronze age funerary practices in Southern Portugal, Montinhos 6 - a case study Animal bones from the Roman site of Tróia (Grândola, Portugal): mammal and bird remains from the fishsalting workshop 2, sector 2 Mammal remains from the Governor's House (Belém Tower, Lisbon) and the archaeological site in the Rua dos Correeiros (Baixa, Lisbon) in the context of fish processing factories in Lusitania The animal species, domestic and wild, that inhabited Tavira in the past and today What did they eat in Roman and Moslem Conimbriga - the animal bones from the 1990s excavations Zooarchaeological perspective of the islamic sites in Algarve - Current State of Knowledge
Some thoughts on the beginnings of animal domestication in Portugal At table with the nuns of 17th century Santa-Clara-a-Velha Monastery (Coimbra, Portugal) Lynx and Man: importance of historical research for the future of a threatened species On the origin of the Iberian Chameleons
A diachronic phylogenetic study of Iberian cattle: some preliminary results A phylochronology of the domestic dog in Iberia Short genetic distances between modern Iberian wild boars and South Iberian domestic pigs Horse Domestication in Iberia - Past, Present and Future The future of Zooarchaeology: an Archaeologist’s point of view Visit to the Archaeosciences Laboratory (Igespar) - (limited to 50 people) 2
Anfiteatro 3 – Faculdade de Letras de Lisboa Poster session: • Large carnivores’ diversity during the Palaeolithic Iberian Penisula - Francisco Correia & Rui Ramos • Study of the mammals recovered in Cabeço da Amoreia (Muge – Portugal): State of the art - Alexandra Pereira The faunal assemblage recovered from the Chalcolithic settlement of Escoural (Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal) - Mohamed Azaza • In death just as in life. Ties between Man and animals in Southwest Iberian Peninsula Bronze Age: case studies from Alto de Brinches 3 e Torre Velha 3 (Serpa, Alentejo, Portugal) - Eduardo Porfírio & Miguel Serra • Humans and carnivores: the Late Bronze age archaeofauna of Cadaval (Alto Ribatejo, Central Portugal) - Nelson Almeida, Palmira Saladié, Ana Rosa Cruz & Luiz Oosterbeek • A Malacofauna da Casa do Governador da Torre de Belém – Projecto “A indústria de recursos haliêuticos no período romano: a fábrica da Casa do Governador da Torre de Belém, o estuário do Tejo e fachada atlântica - Manuela Coelho • The faunal assemblage from a roman pit in the villa of São Miguel de Odrinhas (Sintra) - Alexandre Gonçalves • An isotopic study on Atlantic cod: insights regarding trade and fishing strategies from the Pictish period to the Norse Age in North Atlantic Scotland - Nayeli JiménezCano • Early European records of Neotropical mammals: a review of iconographic and literary sources - Marco Masseti & Cecilia Veracini
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