http://hdl.handle.net/10174/633 2026-04-19T20:30:08Z 2026-04-19T20:30:08Z Oliveira, Jorge Rocha, Leonor Almeida, Nelson http://hdl.handle.net/10174/41807 2026-04-15T10:27:30Z 2026-03-01T00:00:00Z

Title: Apresentação. Authors: Oliveira, Jorge; Rocha, Leonor; Almeida, Nelson Editors: Oliveira, Jorge; Rocha, Leonor; Almeida, Nelson Abstract: Trinta anos decorridos sobre a escavação, colagem e re-ereção do Menhir da Meada, o maior da Península ibérica e até ao momento o mais antigo do mundo (6º milénio aC), entendeu o Laboratório de Arqueologia da Universidade de Évora promover um encontro científico para o qual foram convidados todos os arqueólogos que desenvolveram ações semelhantes em monumentos megalíticos em Portugal, Espanha e França e investigadores das áreas da geologia e da química onde foram apresentados e discutidas as ações e metodologias de recuperação de monumentos préhistóricos de grande dimensão e respetivos resultados.

2026-03-01T00:00:00Z Rocha, leonor http://hdl.handle.net/10174/41769 2026-04-09T15:14:44Z 2026-03-01T00:00:00Z

Title: Reabilitar Megalitismo… Recuperar Património: 25 anos de investigação. Authors: Rocha, leonor Editors: Oliveira, Jorge; Rocha, Leonor; Almeida, Nelson Abstract: Pretende-se, com este trabalho, apresentar alguns exemplos de reabilitação de monumentos megalíticos realizados pela signatária desde 1998, no âmbito de inúmeros projetos de investigação. O estudo científico de um qualquer monumento megalítico passa por diferentes tipos de ações,desde a sua identificação, à escavação, estudos gerais e/ou específicos sobre espólios e arquiteturas,que deve terminar, sempre que possível, com a sua valorização e fruição pública. Nesta perspetiva, os trabalhos arqueológicos realizados podem incidir sobre monumentos que, à partida, já se encontram em evidente estado de degradação ou, pode ser no âmbito da escavação que, por razões várias, venham a surgir problemas estruturais. Em qualquer dos casos, acaba por se verificar a necessidade de se proceder a ações de conservação/ reabilitação para os quais, muitas vezes, o arqueólogo não possui o adequado apoio técnico, mas que tem de executar da melhor forma. Refletir sobre mais de 25 anos de trabalhos de conservação e restauro realizados em monumentos megalíticos, funerários e não funerários, no Alentejo, analisando o modo como se procedeu a diferentes reabilitações em termos estruturais e os respetivos resultados, parece-nos ser importante no sentido de avaliar ações antigas, mas, também, melhorar intervenções futuras.

2026-03-01T00:00:00Z Bezelga, Isabel Moya Pellitero, Ana María http://hdl.handle.net/10174/41610 2026-03-02T15:15:09Z 2024-09-30T23:00:00Z

Title: Community Intergenerational Perforamance for Challenging Age Prejudices Authors: Bezelga, Isabel; Moya Pellitero, Ana María Editors: Rotondi, Armando Abstract: The region of Alentejo, in Portugal, is considered a European rural region, with more than 23% of its population over 65 years old (Eurostat 2020 – Aging Europe 2020). The majority of them are in danger of isolation, which has an impact on the older population’s mental health. Therefore, engaging in a creative process of community intergenerational performance strengthens solidarity, especially between young people and seniors, avoiding loneliness. The Centre of Art History and Artistic Research (U Évora), located in Alentejo province, will engage with a community intergenerational performative-based research involving active social participation, active ageing and well-being, intergenerational learning and experience sharing with senior residents of Evora municipality. This research will involve the participation of 40 senior residents and University students from visual arts and performance studies. We will run a 6-month artistic research process with the community, during which participants will have talks, presentations, team building and creative sessions/workshops. We will work with memories, embodied experiences, embodied knowledge, and image-building about the urban-rural landscape. Sharing and participatory creative dialogue will involve creative processes aiming at two interactive performances in public spaces in the city of Évora. With this presentation we will discuss the ongoing results of this intergenerational community performative research, which belongs to a broader international project, “Age Against the Machine”, European Network of CERV Cities project, funded by the European CERV programme, with a network of six partners: (Red Cross of Serbia (Serbia), Trupa Drž ne daj (Serbia), Teatr Brama (Poland), Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium Odin Teatret (Denmark), University of Évora (Portugal) and Comppagnia Il Melrancio (Italy). Five Festivals are planned to exchange experiences, process implementation, and different and diverse approaches for reflecting on intergenerational performance. Through intergenerational community collaboration in a performative way, the project aims to challenge existing European policies concerning older populations, promoting equality and human rights as fundamental EU values.

2024-09-30T23:00:00Z Moya Pellitero, Ana http://hdl.handle.net/10174/41608 2026-03-02T15:14:38Z 2025-12-19T00:00:00Z

Title: Bonds in Motion: Performing arts intergenerational family at Raval, Barcelona Authors: Moya Pellitero, Ana Editors: Gorgel Pinto, António; Reaes Pinto, Paula; Vicente, Sérgio Abstract: “Vincles en Moviment” [Bonds in Motion] is an artistic community-based research project that originated as a community-based residency in performing arts at Drassanes Civic Centre (CCD) (Raval) in October 2022. With the funding support of the Catalonia Culture Department, OSIC (CLT019/22/000216), we could gather a research interdisciplinary team of five members, experts in heritage and artistic community practices, attention to diversity through scenic arts, choreography and psychology, dance, landscape and experimental geographies, acting, dramaturgy and theatre, and audio-visuals studies. Fourteen participants, aged between 16 to 84 years old, who lived or studied in the Raval neighbourhood (Barcelona), joined the residency. Half of them were migrants from Ecuador, Peru, Colombia or Ukraine and national citizens born in other Spanish autonomous communities. During three months, we experimented with interdisciplinary artistic processes, thus contemplating visual and plastic arts, movement, dance, theatre, performance and "site-specific" indoor and outdoor interventions. All the working sessions were recorded, and on January 2023, a video documentary (40’) was released in a public premiere at CCD, with a round table public discussion. We have witnessed the long-lasting impact of this artistic project on the community at Raval neighbourhood, with the transformation of the group of participants into the “Vincles” Family, active, self-organising activities after the project was finished. In January 2024, the group challenged two research team members to co-produce a community intergenerational theatre play with them. For five months, we all co-created “Temps al Temps” [Time to Time] intergenerational spectacle that premiered in May 2024.

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