
Escavação em Mbanza Kongo
Investigadora no laboratório de Isótopos do Centro Nacional de Investigação Científica (Angola). Pós-doutoranda no Labmicro do MAE. Arqueóloga do Comitê de gestão de Mbanza Kongo.
Researcher at the Isotope Laboratory of the National Center for Scientific Research (Angola). Postdoctoral fellow at Labmicro, MAE. Archaeologist with the Mbanza Kongo Management Committee. She holds a bachelor’s degree in History with a concentration in Archaeology from the Faculty of Letters at the University of Lisbon (2000), a master’s degree in Social Anthropology and European History (2004), and a Ph.D. in Prehistoric African Archaeology from the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès (2009). Her research focuses on shell middens along the southern coast of Luanda, with a particular emphasis on Angolan Iron Age pottery, as well as on the prehistory and history of the Kongo region. She coordinated the scientific project “Mbanza Kongo: Remains of the Ancient Capital of the Kingdom of Kongo” for inscription on the World Heritage List (2017). She is currently a postdoctoral fellow at MAE, working on the project “Mitigation of Water Erosion in the Municipality of Mbanza Kongo.”

Conjunto cerâmico de uma aldeia na Huíla.

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Ceramista na Huíla.
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