Luí

Biographic Data

ID180493
NAMELuí
FAMILY NAMELuí
SIGNATURELUÍ
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Lisbon
ORCID0000-0002-1022-6367
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS33
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX4

  • O Desbaste do cavalo na Península Ibérica pré-romana. A propósito da descoberta de uma “cena de doma” na rocha 80 do Vale de José Esteves (Vale do Côa, Portugal)

    Open AccessLuí, Tania Mosquera Castro et al.ARTICLEConimbriga Revista de Arqueologia2024

    Na sequência de trabalhos de registo de arte rupestre do Vale do Côa, apresenta-se uma nova representação identificada na rocha 80 do núcleo do Vale de José Esteves (Vila Nova de Foz Côa). A cena é interpretada como uma representação do trabalho à guia, no contexto do desbaste de cavalos, e enquadrada nas “cenas de doma” da iconografia peninsular pré-romana. Associando todas estas representações, juntamente com outras presentes na arte do Vale do…

  • A Arte Rupestre da Idade do Ferro do Vale do Côa (Portugal)

    Open AccessNatália Botica, Luí et al.ARTICLEOphiussa Revista do Centro de…2024

    Este artigo explora os motivos de arte rupestre das rochas 03, 07, 08 e 19 do Vale de José Esteves, Vale do Côa, cuja visitação proporciona a experiência de estarmos perante distintos micro espaços no mesmo local. Destacando‐se pela abundância e diversidade de motivos de arte rupestre da Idade do Ferro, o Vale de José Esteves indicia ter sido palco de encontros e reencontros. Apresentaremos o estudo da iconografia e a metodologia adotada para map…

  • Use of photogrammetry to survey Iron Age rock art motifs in the Côa Valley

    Open AccessNatália Botica, Luí et al.ARTICLEVirtual Archaeology Review2023

    The Côa Valley, listed as a World Heritage site since 1998, presents over 1200 open-air engraved rock panels. TheArchaeological Park of the Côa Valley has meticulously documented these rock art motifs, employing various techniques including direct tracing processes on the rocks, using both natural and artificial lighting. However, this intensive work is highly demanding, especially considering that many of the rocks are not easily accessible. In …

  • Far from flint

    Open AccessT Aubry, António Fernando Barbosa et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science…2022References: 56

  • Timing of the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic transition in the Iberian inland (Cardina-Salto do Boi, Côa Valley, Portugal)

    Open AccessT Aubry, Luca Antonio Dimuccio et al.ARTICLEQuaternary Research2020

    The timing of the Neanderthal-associated Middle Palaeolithic demise and a possible overlap with anatomically modern humans (AMH) in some regions of Eurasia continues to be debated. The Iberian Peninsula is considered a possible refuge zone for the last Neanderthals, but the chronology of the later Middle Palaeolithic record has undergone revision and has increased the debate on the timing of Neanderthal extinction. Here we report on a study of th…

  • Recht Und Entwicklung Allgemein / Law and Development in General

    Jack Donnelly, Daniel J Whelan et al.ARTICLEVerfassung in Recht und Übersee2020Cited by: 1References: 1

  • Arte Da Sombra

    Open AccessAndré T Santos, Luí et al.ARTICLEConimbriga Revista de Arqueologia2019

    Este texto debruça-se sobre a rocha 7 da Faia, um dos sítios que compõem o conjunto de arte paleolítica do Vale do Côa. Trata-se do segundo espaço parietal deste sítio criado durante o Paleolítico Superior, muito provavelmente durante o intervalo temporal compreendido entre o Gravettense e o Solutrense médio. Contrariamente à maior parte dos espaços parietais do Côa, este não se encontra ao ar livre, mas sob abrigo, em zona de penumbra. A composi…

  • Upper Palaeolithic lithic raw material sourcing in Central and Northern Portugal as an aid to reconstructing hunter-gatherer societies

    Open AccessT Aubry, Cristina Gameiro et al.ARTICLEJournal of Lithic Studies2016Cited by: 7References: 8

    We present the results of the study of lithic raw materials used in Upper Palaeolithic occupations preserved in caves, rockshelters and open-air sites from two different geological environments in Portugal. For the sites located in the Lusitanian Basin, flint or silcrete sources are easily available in close vicinity. The Côa Valley sites, located in the Iberian Massif, are within a geological environment where restricted fine-grained vein quartz…

  • Quartz use in the absence of flint

    Open AccessT Aubry, António Fernando Barbosa et al.ARTICLEQuaternary International2015Cited by: 11References: 5

  • Adaptation to Resources and Environments during the Last Glacial Maximum by Hunter-Gatherer Societies in Atlantic Europe

    T Aubry, Luí et al.ARTICLEJournal of Anthropological Research2015Cited by: 6References: 30

    Solutrean culture has been interpreted as a response to the Last Glacial Maximum in western Europe. However, to establish a link depends on our knowledge of the impact of global climatic changes at a local level and on the differential preservation and significance of the record. The identification of lithic sources, technology, function, and place of discard is an effective way to mitigate some of these biases and to improve our understanding of…

  • We will be known by the tracks we leave behind

    Open AccessT Aubry, Luí et al.ARTICLEJournal of Anthropological…2012

  • Nature vs. Culture

    Open AccessT Aubry, Luí et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science2011Cited by: 8References: 5