The "Vale do Côa International Research Awards" is an International Research Program on Côa Valley, financed by the Foundation for Science and Technology (Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia – FCT), which aims to stimulate the production of scientific knowledge in the area of influence of the Côa Valley Archaeological Park
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The last Neanderthals lived in the Côa Valley
Few archeological themes arouse more curiosity and more debated among the scientific community than the extinction of the “Neanderthal Man” (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis) and his replacement by the Anatomically Modern Man (Homo sapiens sapiens).
Kayak visits to the Archaeological Park will begin on 7th of June.
Make a reservation now, using the email visitas@arte-coa.pt or +351 279 768 260 / +351 965 778 799 and be part...
Important discoveries in the Côa Valley during the pandemics
The archaeological team of the Côa Park Foundation has just published an article in Archéologia, the most important French magazine...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
If you plan to visit the Park on 24, 31 or 1, we advise the necessary reservation to be made as soon as possible.
Digital renovation of the Coa Museum
In rooms A, D, E, F, and G new virtual and augmented reality devices were installed aimed at an easier reading of the Côa Valley rock art ...
The Coa Museum opens its doors to Science
Science and Technology Week at the Coa Museum's Live Science Center
Lecture “A utilização das manifestações gráficas rupestres como objeto de um inquérito científico. O caso do vale do Côa”
Lecture by André Tomás Santos, archaeologist at the Côa Park Foundation.
Presentation of the book “A Arte Paleolítica ao Ar Livre da Bacia do Douro à Margem Direita do Tejo: uma visão de conjunto”
Work by the archaeologist of the Côa Parque Foundation, André Santos.
The Côa rock art visits Russia
The exhibition “Petroglyphs of Lake Onega (Russia) and petroglyphs of the Côa Valley (Portugal): search for new forms of photographic...
South Korea uses Coa Valley example to preserve cultural heritage
The “Côa Case” was determinant in the decision to preserve the Bangudae.
