Direção Geral do Património Cultural

Recent papers from Direção Geral do Património Cultural

1. The more lichens, the merrier for rock art conservation? Relationships between lichen diversity, biodeteriorative potential and conservation conditionInternational Biodeterioration & Biodegradation · 2026
2. Probable Paravian Fossils from the Barremian of Lusitanian Basin: Implications for Early Cretaceous European Theropod DiversityFossil Studies · 2026
3. An archaeology of natural dyes and mordants: bridging gaps in Iron Age textile chaînes opératoiresJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2026
4. From Fragmented Records to Digital Insights: Curatorial Practices and Data Management in the Reconstruction of the 19th-Century Carmo Cemetery (Porto, Portugal)Heritage · 2026
5. Thalassinidean shrimp ecosystem engineering and trophic amensalism as drivers of molluscan community collapse during the MioceneScientific Reports · 2026
6. New dimensions in burnt bone taphonomy through X-ray, neutron imaging and multivariate analysisScientific Reports · 2026
7. Can arthropods produce Paleodictyon?Earth-Science Reviews · 2026
8. When Bones Blur the Lines: Ancient DNA Validation of Morphological Sex Estimation Traits and the Challenges of Population-Specific DimorphismGenes · 2026
9. Bone retouchers and end-scrapers side by side at Bushman Rock Shelter: Exploring a ca. 100,000-year-old technological imbrication in southern AfricaJournal of Human Evolution · 2026
10. Animal husbandry and hunting in the Roman vicus maritimus of Cerro da Vila (Southern Portugal): insights into the coastal economy of LusitaniaJournal of Archaeological Science Reports · 2026
11. Combined FTIR and X-ray diffraction for estimating heat-induced metric skeletal changes using chemosteometric regression modelsScience & Justice · 2026
12. Dehumanization, Segregation and Emotions in Past European Psychiatric InstitutionsCambridge Archaeological Journal · 2026
13. Managing Corrosion Risks in Underwater Cultural Heritage: A Preventive Conservation Strategy for the Belinho I Shipwreck Pewter Assemblage (Esposende, Portugal)Heritage · 2026
14. Unlocking the past: Dental calculus as key to understanding ancient health and disease through a One Health frameworkInternational Journal of Paleopathology · 2026
15. Advancing Geotourism in a Time of Global UncertaintyTourism and Hospitality · 2026
16. PlaceMUS XR D3.1 - Design of Itineraries and Scenarios2026
17. A Smile From the Past: Exploring a Fixed Bone Dental Bridge From Eighteenth/Nineteenth Century Porto (Portugal)International Journal of Osteoarchaeology · 2026
18. Escoural cave and neolithic mortuary chronology: radiocarbon evidence for funerary diversity in Southern PortugalArchaeological and Anthropological Sciences · 2026
19. A XAS Approach to Forensic Profiling: Characterisation of Human Burned Skeletal RemainsTalanta · 2026
20. Project Changes - Spoke 5 - D3.1 - -Big remote sensing heterogeneous data analysis tools for automatic and semiautomatic archaeological feature detection, risk pattern extraction, multiscale environmental monitoring2026