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Recorrendo a cromatografia gasosa com detecao por massa, analisaram-se os conteudos orgânicos extraidos de tres vasos da anta dos Currais do Galhordas, monumento erigido na segunda metade do 4o milenio cal BC e reutilizado, pelo menos, no 3o e no 2o milenios cal BC.Ao que tudo indica, os tres vasos relacionam-se com a reutilizacao mais recente do monumento megalitico, durante o Bronze Pleno (2o milenio cal BC). Em dois vasos identificaram-se vestigios de uva ou frutos vermelhos e peixe; no terceiro detetaram-se restos de gordura animal, possivelmente leite, associado a oleos de plantas. Os resultados obtidos a partir dos tres recipientes cerâmicos estao em concordância com os observados por outros autores em amostras de epoca genericamente identica, recolhidas em areas geograficas relativamente proximas da anta dos Currais do Galhordas.   The megalithic tomb of Currais do Galhordas (Castelo de Vide, Alto Alentejo, Portugal): Architecture, chronology and chemical analysis of the organic content of ceramic vasesThe organic content of three ceramic vases uncovered in the megalithic tomb of Currais do Galhordas (Central Eastern Portugal) – a monument built in the second half of the 4th millennium cal BC and reused in the 3th and in the 2nd millennia cal BC – was analysed by gas-chromatography with mass detection. The vases are allegedly connected with the latest use of the monument, during the Bronze Age (2nd millennium cal BC). Two of them presented traces of grapes or red fruits, together with fish; the third vase exhibited animal fat remains, possibly milk, associated with plant oils. Our results are compatible with other data from Iberian archaeological sites of identical period, in some cases located relatively close to the megalithic tomb of Currais do Galhordas. Keywords: Anta dos Currais do Galhordas; Organic content in vases; Megalithism; Alto Alentejo.

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A anta dos Currais do Galhordas (Castelo de Vide, Alto Alentejo, Portugal): Arquitetura, cronologia e análise química de resíduos orgânicos de recipientes cerâmicos