About us

Ophiussa – Revista do Centro de Arqueologia da Universidade de Lisboa started under the direction of Victor S. Gonçalves in 1996. 

From 2017, this journal published by UNIARQ – Centro de Arqueologia da Universidade de Lisboa now includes a printed and digital edition. 

The main objective of this journal is the publication and dissemination of papers of interest, quality and scientific rigor concerning Prehistory and Archeology, mostly from Europe and the Mediterranean basin. 

Ophiussa – Revista do Centro de Arqueologia publishes an annual volume and includes an editorial board team, scientific committee and evaluation by external reviewers.

The journal is indexed indexed in the Directory of Latindex with the number of Folio 26814.

Keywords

• Late Bronze Age (3)
• Iron Age (3)
• Archaeology (3)
• Lisbon Peninsula (2)
• amphorae (2)
• Phoenicians (2)
• Historiography (2)
• Altars (2)
• consumption (2)
• Portuguese Archaeology History (2)
• Settlement (2)
• Tartessos (2)
• Commensality (1)
• Women in Archaeology (1)
• Cooking (1)
• History of Archaeology (1)
• Magdalenian (1)
• Middle Neolithic (1)
• chronology (1)
• orientalizing period (1)
• Lower Tagus (1)
• Ancestrality (1)
• black gloss tableware (1)
• Turdetani (1)
• Campanari (1)
• fish salting workshop (1)
• Database (1)
• water consumption (1)
• Megalithism (1)
• Azougada (1)
• Lamps (1)
• Food (1)
• Theory and Methods of Archaeology (1)
• Tardiglacial (1)
• Domestic architecture (1)
• necropolis (1)
• Funerary contexts (1)
• Origin and Development (1)
• Archaeometallurgy (1)
• thin walled pottery (1)
• storage structures (1)
• Roman period (1)
• Vipinana (1)
• regional consumption (1)
• GIS (1)
• smell (1)
• kilns (1)
• Hispania (1)
• Standardization (1)
• Portugal (1)
• Lithic technology (1)
• Archaeological Thought (1)
• Round plan (1)
• phoenician jars (1)
• Habitational contexts (1)
• 4th-3rd millennium BCE (1)
• Foundry moulds (1)
• Kuass ware (1)
• production (1)
• trade (1)
• Tuscania (1)
• Lusitania (1)
• UNIARQ (1)
• taste (1)
• storage silos (1)
• Iberian Peninsula (1)
• Tagus estuary (1)
• Interdisciplinarity (1)
• Raw material sourcing (1)
• Rectangular plan (1)
• Atlantic (1)
• Carmona (1)
• Guadiana (1)
• Middle Alentejo (Portugal) (1)
• Central Guadiana Valley (1)
• Baiões / Santa Luzia cultural group (1)
• Castro de Romariz (1)
• Late Iron Age (1)
• Quinta do Lago (1)
• Florentia Iliberritana (1)
• Mirobriga (1)
• INIC (1)
• historic centre of Setúbal (1)
• architecture (1)
• Production (1)
• Data processing (1)
• Settlement patterns (1)
• Leite de Vasconcelos (1)
• Iberian Southeast (1)
• Portuguese Estremadura (1)
• Cultural Identity (1)
• Cruz del Negro (1)
• Territorial boundaries (1)
• aDNA (1)
• Cancho Roano (1)
• Pre‑Roman glass (1)
• roman fine ware (1)
• Sir Francis Cook (1)
• Algarve (1)
• domus (1)
• amulet (1)
• JNICT (1)
• Roman Age (1)
• Symbolic boundaries (1)
• Gadir (1)
• Late Antiquity (1)
• Standards (1)
• Megalithgräber (1)
• International Congress of Orientalists (1)
• Copper Age (1)
• Pre- and Proto-History (1)
• Punic (1)
• Southwest of the Iberian Peninsula (1)
• sanctuary (1)
• adornment elements (1)
• Etruscan Sarcophagi (1)
• common ware (1)
• funeral area (1)
• feminine (1)
• History of the Portuguese Scientific System (1)
• Muslim and Christian Middle Ages (1)
• Punics (1)
• Chalcolithic (1)
• Controlled vocabularies (1)
• Leisnerianum (1)
• Orient (1)
• Bronze Age (1)
• Material Culture (1)
• Turdetanian (1)
• Sanctuaries (1)
• Chalcolithic/Bronze Age transition (1)
• amphorae (1)
• necklace beads (1)
• chrono-stratigraphy (1)
• Antiquities Collections (1)
• Tróia (1)
• oil press (1)
• Late Roman (1)
• Modern and Contemporary Ages (1)
• Ritual (1)
• Gender Archaeology (1)
• Pottery (1)
• CIDOC-CRM (1)
• Upper Paleolithic (1)
• Ethnography (1)
• fortifications (1)
• Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic (1)
• Mobility (1)
• metallic materials (1)
• funerary practices (1)
• space functionalities (1)
• Antiquities (1)
• garbage dump (1)
• Bibliography (1)
• pottery cups (1)
• Orientalizing Iron Age (1)