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Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script — Marco da Silva

Past-Script

A case study that explores the enduring mystery surrounding a set of artefacts discovered in 1894 in the Serra do Alvão by priests José Brenha and Rafael Rodrigues. Motivated by local legends, the priests excavated ancient dolmens in search of treasures and uncovered a remarkable collection of stones and war objects engraved with anthropomorphic figures and symbols. Their findings gave rise to the intriguing theory that these engravings might represent one of the earliest forms of alphabetic writing in the world.

Editorial Web Motion Typography

Academic Project ESAD Matosinhos

Year 2022

Team Diogo Pacheco Saraiva, Hélder Pinho,
José Pedro Carmo, Marco da Silva