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This paper presents a review of research in Portugal on entheseal changes (EC), widely used to record activity-patterns. This is explored chronologically and thematically, from the development of research initially testing of methods on identified collections, to a workshop in 2009, dedicated to EC, through to the recently published outputs of the working groups set up at that meeting. The role of individuals and the world class identified skeletal collections is also discussed. Key trends include the systematic development of recording methods, their testing and the interrogation of the interplay of biology and society in occupation. The recent outputs of all the working groups will inform current and future research, meaning that the Portuguese role in the study of entheses will be long-lived and continue to be of international significance. ResumoO presente trabalho apresenta uma revisao da investigacao desenvolvida em Portugal no que concerne o tema das alteracoes das enteses (AE), que tem sido amplamente utilizadas para registar padroes de actividade em populacoes do passado. O tema e explorado cronologica e tematica, desde o inicio da investigacao em AE centrado no desenvolvimento de metodos testados em colecoes osteologicas identificadas, ate as recentes publicacoes dos varios grupos de trabalho que tiveram origem no workshop de 2009, inclusivamente. Sera tambem discutida a importância dos investigadores e das colecoes osteologicas identificadas no estudo das AE. Presentemente, as principais tendencias no estudo das AE incluem o desenvolvimento de metodos de registo, a afericao da viabilidade e exequibilidade dos mesmos, e a discussao da relacao entre biologia e sociedade associada ao conceito de ocupacao. Os resultados dos grupos de trabalho reflectem o estado da arte actual e informam sobre investigacoes futuras evidenciando que o papel da investigacao associada a Portugal no estudo das AE sera de continua significância internacional.

Lost and then found: The Mendes Correia Collection of identified human skeletons curated at the University of Porto, Portugal