Archeofactu (Portugal)

Archeofactu (Portugal) is a Portuguese company based in Amadora that works in the field of cultural heritage. Its official website presents the firm as a provider of conservation and restoration services, preventive conservation, replicas and reproductions, and research and investigation. The company's public-facing work is illustrated by projects such as the restoration of Palácio Silva Amado, which it links to the Prémio Nacional de Reabilitação Urbana (National Urban Rehabilitation Award); conservation and restoration work at the Complexo Cultural da Levada de Tomar; preventive conservation of the Treasure of Gaio, a 7th-century BC find held by the Museu de Sines; replicas and reproductions including a silver-gilt triens associated with the Diocese of Viseu; and research and investigation connected with the 15th-century tomb of D. Afonso de Portugal in Braga Cathedral. These examples show a practice spanning movable and built heritage, museum collections, archaeological materials and ecclesiastical objects. The company is identified in structured data as a company in Amadora, Portugal. Beyond its location, service lines and the projects it publicises, little verified corporate detail — such as founding date, ownership or executive leadership — is available in the supplied evidence, so this dossier is deliberately limited to what can be supported.

The supplied evidence does not include a founding date, ownership history or corporate chronology for Archeofactu (Portugal). What can be established is that the company is based in Amadora, Portugal, and that it operates in the cultural-heritage sector. Its official website organises its activity around four service lines: conservation and restoration; preventive conservation; replicas and reproductions; and research and investigation. The projects it highlights indicate the range of its practice. It cites restoration work at Palácio Silva Amado in connection with the Prémio Nacional de Reabilitação Urbana, an award for urban rehabilitation. It presents conservation and restoration work at the Complexo Cultural da Levada de Tomar, a cultural complex in Tomar. It describes preventive conservation of the Treasure of Gaio, a 7th-century BC assemblage held by the Museu de Sines. It offers replicas and reproductions, exemplified by a silver-gilt triens associated with the Diocese of Viseu. And it carries out research and investigation, illustrated by work on the 15th-century tomb of D. Afonso de Portugal in Braga Cathedral. Taken together, these references show a firm working across built heritage, museum collections, archaeological finds and religious artefacts, and collaborating with or serving institutions such as museums, dioceses and cathedrals. No further verified history — mergers, leadership changes, expansions or listings — is available in the evidence provided.

A Portuguese cultural-heritage conservation and restoration specialist serving museums, dioceses, monuments and cultural complexes.

• Conservation and restoration services

  Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage, including built heritage such as Palácio Silva Amado and the Complexo Cultural da Levada de Tomar.

• Preventive conservation

  Preventive conservation of collections, exemplified by the Treasure of Gaio (7th century BC) at the Museu de Sines.

• Replicas and reproductions

  Production of replicas and reproductions, exemplified by a silver-gilt triens associated with the Diocese of Viseu.

• Research and investigation

  Research and investigation on heritage objects, exemplified by the 15th-century tomb of D. Afonso de Portugal in Braga Cathedral.

1. 1Conservação e Restauro de Património Cultural - Archeofactuarcheofactu.pt
2. 2Archeofactu (Portugal) - Wikidatawikidata.org