Abstract
Os trabalhos arqueológicos ocorridos em 2005 no Largo de Jesus, em Lisboa, permitiram a identificação de dois momentos da história daquele local. No mais recente foram colocadas à vista as fundações da antiga escadaria da Igreja de Jesus e no mais recuado foram encontrados vestígios que podem ter estado associados a uma antiga casa nobre, que terá sido construída no final do século XVII e utilizada ao longo da primeira metade do século XVIII, pelo menos até ao Terramoto de 1755.
Entre o espólio arqueológico associado a esses vestígios foram recuperados diversos objectos em vidro. Apesar de alguns deles poderem ter tido outras funções, a maioria correspondem a garrafas e copos usados para o transporte, armazenamento e consumo de bebidas.
At 2005, during archaeological diggings at Largo de Jesus (Lisbon) two different historical moments of the site were identified.
In the most recent, the foundations of the old church staircase were found. Under those, the remains of some buildings associated with a noble house were recognized. That house probably was built in the late seventeenth century and used throughout the first half of the eighteenth century, until the 1755 earthquake. Several objects in glass were recovered among the archaeological artifacts from this period. Although some may have had several uses, most of them are bottles and other glass containers used for transportation, storage and consumption of drinks.
Entre o espólio arqueológico associado a esses vestígios foram recuperados diversos objectos em vidro. Apesar de alguns deles poderem ter tido outras funções, a maioria correspondem a garrafas e copos usados para o transporte, armazenamento e consumo de bebidas.
At 2005, during archaeological diggings at Largo de Jesus (Lisbon) two different historical moments of the site were identified.
In the most recent, the foundations of the old church staircase were found. Under those, the remains of some buildings associated with a noble house were recognized. That house probably was built in the late seventeenth century and used throughout the first half of the eighteenth century, until the 1755 earthquake. Several objects in glass were recovered among the archaeological artifacts from this period. Although some may have had several uses, most of them are bottles and other glass containers used for transportation, storage and consumption of drinks.
Original language | Portuguese |
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Title of host publication | Diz-me o que comes… Alimentação Antes e Depois da Cidade |
Editors | João Carlos Senna Martínez, Ana Cristina Martins, Ana Ávila de Melo, Ana Caessa, António Marques, Isabel Cameira |
Place of Publication | Lisboa |
Publisher | Centro de Arqueologia de Lisboa (CAL) | Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa (SGL) |
Pages | 131-137 |
Number of pages | 6 |
Volume | 1 |
ISBN (Print) | 978-972-8543-41-9 |
Publication status | Published - 31 May 2017 |
Event | Diz-me o que comes... Alimentação antes e depois da cidade - Auditório Professor Adriano Moreira, Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa – Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, 100, Lisboa, Portugal Duration: 23 Nov 2016 → … |
Conference
Conference | Diz-me o que comes... Alimentação antes e depois da cidade |
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Country/Territory | Portugal |
City | Lisboa |
Period | 23/11/16 → … |
Keywords
- Consumo de bebidas
- Vidros
- Lisboa
- Drink consumption
- Glass vessels
- Lisbon