A new PhD project, developed by Cláudia Relvado, takes Perdigões as one of the major contexts of research.

Several iconographic elements from Perdigões (sixteen pieces in total) will be on display at the exhibition “Ídolos, Olhares Milenares”, to be inaugurated at the Museu Nacional de Arqueologia.

The Perdigões project will participate in the next international meeting of “Archéologie & Gobelets” (Archaeology and Beakers), taking place on the 21st and 22nd of January 2021.

In 2021, the Perdigões Global Research Program will start a collaboration with the University of Kiel, its main theme being the question of the end of Perdigões.

The Perdigões project will be collaborating with “XSCAPE. Material Minds: Exploring the Interactions between Predictive Brains, Cultural Artefacts, and Embodied Visual Search”, a research project on cognition and materiality.

During the 2020 campaign, a ditch containing a structured depositional set was excavated at the central area of Perdigões.

During the 2020 excavation campaign, a Timber Circle-type structure dated between 2800 – 2600 BC was identified at the center of Perdigões.

A study on a halberd deposited in the central area of Perdigões has been published in the journal “Apontamentos de Arqueologia e Património”.

The second volume of the Perdigões Monográfica series, published by NIA-ERA, is now available.

Part of a structure with features unprecedented in the Iberian Peninsula has been identified at the center of Perdigões.

Inês Ribeiro will be developing a Master’s thesis at the University of Évora on the artefactual component of Perdigões’ Ditch 3 and its behavior along the observed stratigraphic sequence.

Idols from Perdigões are part of the exhibition “Idols. Millenary sightings” that is taking place at MARQ, in Alicante.

Funded by FCT, the project dedicated to the investigation of the mobility of humans and animals in Perdigões is complete.