Mario Jorge Barroca - Curriculum Vitae#

• Graduation in History - History of Art and Archaeology, by Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto (FLUP), in 1982
  
• PhD in Pre-History and Archaeology by FLUP in 1996 (Unanimous Distinction cum Laude).
  
• Aggregation in 2007.
  
• Professor at FLUP since 1983.
  
• Full Professor of FLUP since 2014. Department of Heritage Studies member
  
• Teaching and research in the area of Portuguese Medieval Archaeology
  
• Member of the Scientific Council of FLUP (2014-2018 and 2018 - )
  
• Currently Vice-Dean of FLUP (2019 - ).
  
• Director of the BA in Archaeology between 2014 and 2019
  
• Vice-President of the Scientific Council of FLUP between 2004 and 2010
  
• Coordinator of CITCEM research group “Territories and Landscapes”
  
• Editor of PORTVGALIA, the journal of Archaeology of FLUP, since January 1999 (vol. 19-20, of 1998-99) (ISSN 0871-4290; EISSN 2183-3516). The journal, with peer review, is indexed in Latindex, in ERIH-Plus (European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences), in DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), in Fonte Academica (Academic Research Complete - EBSCO Information Series) and in DIALNET-Plus
  
• General Coordinator – together with Lúcia Maria Cardoso Rosas and Maria Leonor Botelho – of the 3 volumes of the Encyclopaedia of Romanesque dedicated to Portugal (publisher: Santa Maria la Real Foundation, Aguilar de Campoo, Spain)
  
• Responsible for the creation of a database, inventory and cartography of the Rock Cut Graves in the North of Portugal and the Douro Valley (2018-2019).
  
• Responsible for the production of the scientific contents of several interpretive centers, namely
  
  • Interpretive Center of the Castle of Soure (2019 - )
    
  • Interpretive Center of the Monastery of Arouca (2018-2019)
    
  • Interpretive Center of the Castle of Guimarães (2016) (with Luís Carlos Amaral)
    
  • Medieval Nucleus of the Interpretive Center of Military History, Ponte de Lima (2016)
    
  • Interpretive Center of the Battle of Aljubarrota (CIBA) (2002-2008)