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Archaeology From the University of Minho Discovers Six-Thousand-Year-Old Rock Art in Trás-Os-Montes.
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Archaeology From the University of Minho Discovers Six-Thousand-Year-Old Rock Art in Trás-Os-Montes.
A group of students and professors from the University of Minho detected prehistoric rock art in Eucísia, Gouveia and Valverde, in Alfandega da Fé, Bragança district, including 6,000-year-old suns engraved on the rock of Olival do Soldado and later "u" motifs in Fraga da Ferradura. Under the guidance of Hugo Sampaio, Ana Bettencourt and Pedro Vaz, cleaning, material collection and 3D capture were carried out, aiming at its dissemination. The di…
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