2011
DOI: 10.30893/eq.v0i7.55
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O depósito metálico da bandeira , Viana do Castelo (Norte de Portugal ) no contexto dos depósitos do Bronze Médio do curso inferior da bacia do Lima

Abstract: Este texto tem como objetivo dar a conhecer o depósito de um machado de tipo Bujões / Barcelos encontradono lugar da Bandeira, Viana do Castelo, no seu micro-contexto de achado; as suas característicastécnicas e morfológicas genéricas e a sua inter-relação espacial com os restantes depósitos deste períodono curso inferior do rio Lima.Apesar de ter sido realizado apenas um estudo macroscópico, o que inviabiliza considerações precisas sobreprocessos arqueometalúrgicos, a sua localização, num terraço nas proximid… Show more

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“…The aesthetic value prevailed in choosing plant species for use in UGI [76,77], considering size, crown shape, types and colors of flowering, fruiting attributes, and growth speed, among others, criteria associated mostly with cultural ES. Also, some species have assumed a significant role in cultural services delivery despite related disservices, as in the case of some invasive Acacia species, with high associated cultural value, namely in Portugal, France, or Italy [78]. Perhaps, for this reason, efforts are beginning to emerge dedicated to demystifying the use of exotic species [79][80][81][82].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aesthetic value prevailed in choosing plant species for use in UGI [76,77], considering size, crown shape, types and colors of flowering, fruiting attributes, and growth speed, among others, criteria associated mostly with cultural ES. Also, some species have assumed a significant role in cultural services delivery despite related disservices, as in the case of some invasive Acacia species, with high associated cultural value, namely in Portugal, France, or Italy [78]. Perhaps, for this reason, efforts are beginning to emerge dedicated to demystifying the use of exotic species [79][80][81][82].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%