Monica Esteves Reis Conferences and Lectures, Lab Work, Mission Diaries, Scientific Mission, Team Members

OGR Project in stills

Sometimes a picture speaks a thousand words. OGR Sessions is the result of the OGR Project. This collection of photographs from day 1 are also a collection of new and old relationships, of collaborative, inclusive and motivational dialogues were the learning curve went in both ways.

We started separate roads leading to a mutual goal and ended following a single path with the collected knowledge from India and Portugal Teams. We certainly growed together and together will be able to ascertain more in the future.

Teresa Teves Reis and Mónica Esteves Reis start the mission for OGR. Before the remaining team arrives, there is lot to be done.

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Monday, January 28, 2019

OGR Sessions |First Mission Days

With all members of OGR Team already in Goa, the last arrangements.

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Monday, January 28, 2019

OGR Sessions | The remaining OGR Team arrives

The projects kicks off with the inaugural ceremony inaugurated by Chief Guest Smt. Usha Sharma, IAS, Director General of…

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Monday, January 28, 2019

OGR Sessions | Inaugural Ceremony

OGR Sessions | The Workshop

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Tuesday, January 29, 2019

OGR Sessions | The Workshop

In the framework of OLD GOA REVELATIONS: NEW INSIGHTS ON THE VICE-ROYS PORTRAIT GALLERY, promoted by the Portuguese…

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Tuesday, January 29, 2019

OGR Project | Fundação Oriente Conference

For a period of 10 days, OGR Sessions took place in Archaeological Survey of India Museum, between the portraits of the…

Posted by Old Goa Revelations on Tuesday, January 29, 2019
OGR Session | Closing Ceremony
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Monica Esteves Reis Mission Diaries, Scientific Mission

Mission Diaries – The Opening Ceremony

The OGR Sessions, a workshop resulting from a collaboration of HERCULES Laboratory of the University of Évora, Portugal and Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi was inaugurated on the January 14th by Chief Guest Smt. Usha Sharma, IAS, Director General of ASI. At the inaugural stage C. Soban Dinesh (ASI Aurangabad) and Dr. Mónica Esteves Reis (CHAM-FCSH/NOVA) have welcomed the guests and Dr. Rajeshwari L. gave the welcome address. The ceremony continued with the lighting of the lamp and addresses by ASI Director Science D. K. Saxena, Professor António Candeias (HERCULES Laboratory, Portugal), Professor Fernando António Baptista Pereira (University of Lisbon, CIEBA, Portugal) and ASI Director Museum Dr. Daljit Singh. The ceremony finalized with a vote of thanks by Shri Srikant Mishra, Dy SAC (ASI Aurangabad).

Monica Esteves Reis Conferences and Lectures, Scientific Mission

Save the date: OGR Sessions Opening Ceremony next Monday (14Jan)

On January 14th, next Monday, the OGR Project kicks-off with the inaugural function at ICAR auditorium at Ella, Old Goa, opening the OGR Sessions, a workshop resulting from a collaboration of HERCULES Laboratory of the University of Évora, Portugal and Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi.

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Monica Esteves Reis Lab Work, Scientific Mission, Team Members

OGR Team on the quest for the right answers

“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

HERCULES Lab | Samples Analysis
HERCULES Lab | Sample layers at microscopic level
HERCULES Lab | Preparatory work

Our OGR team has been preparing the dossiers for the fieldwork in Old Goa starting next week. One of the tasks is analysing the samples from the viceroys portraits at MNAA in Lisbon. This will allow us to have a set of comparative results while cooperating with A.S.I. in the Archaeological Museum in Old Goa.

Our researcher in the photos: Sara Valadas

Monica Esteves Reis Scientific Mission, Team Members

Visa? Check!

Our team is running a multiplicity of “shows”, each in every direction so that the project starts as it is designed. Be it data check and last minute details, corporate image and communication, institutional contacts, timetables and presentations, OGR is definitely  in full motion.

Visas

Today, we got our visas from the Indian Embassy in Lisbon and that means we are fully approved by the Indian Government to start our endeavours with the A.S.I., and it is our honour to be able to cooperate with this historical organization that runs under the Ministry of Culture of the Indian Government.

Keep posted for more about OGR!