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70 reviewsThe MegaGeo project, under the direction of the late Rui Boaventura, aimed to analyse the raw material economy in the construction of megalithic tombs in multiple territories, showing the representation of several prehistoric communities that built them and their relationship with the surrounding areas.
Following the meeting of the previous year, it was decided to hold Mega-Talks 2, which brought together national and international experts who have developed work related to Megalithism and Geology, in its various perspectives, from the funerary depositions to the raw material construction of the tombs, as indicators of mobility and interaction with the surrounding physical environment.
Megaliths and Geology: Megálitos e Geologia presents contributions from Mega-Talks 2, held in Redondo, Portugal, on 19-20 November 2015.
Rui Boaventura† (1971-2016) obtained a PhD in Prehistory from the School of Arts and Humanities (University of Lisbon) in 2010. As a Post-Doc researcher at UNIARQ (Center for Archaeology, University of Lisbon), in 2013 he headed the MEGAGEO Project: Moving megaliths in the Neolithic. Throughout his life he sought to establish networks of international collaboration, and his studies on Megalithism are, today, considered essential by his peers. He passed away in 2016, victim of a prolonged illness.
Rui Mataloto graduated in History, Archaeological Variant, from the School of Arts and Humanities (University of Lisbon) in 1997. Over the past 15 years, he has directed studies on the Megalithism of the South slope of Serra d’Ossa. With Rui Boaventura, between 2013-2014, fieldwork developed under the scope of the MEGAGEO Project with excavations at Redondo and Monforte (Alentejo region), South Portugal, focusing on the smallest portal dolmens and the beginning of Megalithism in the region.
André Pereira graduated in History, Archaeological Variant, from the School of Arts and Humanities (University of Lisbon) in 2003, and post-graduated in Science and Technology Management and Policies at Nova University (FCSH) in 2020. He currently works for UNIARQ (Centre for Archaeology, University of Lisbon), in Science Management in relation to archaeology.
