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The Baixinha de Coimbra Project (Coimbra, Portugal) in the Context of Portuguese Buildings Archaeology

Abstract Despite major developments in Portuguese archaeology during the last decade, standing buildings analysis within archaeological projects remains marginal. Moreover, such work has mainly been concerned with conservation projects of ecclesiastic buildings, thus resulting in a significant loss of information for other building types, particularly those within urban areas occupied over long periods and with abundant vernacular architecture. The work developed at the Baixinha de Coimbra (Downtown or Central Coimbra) focused on an area occupied since the eleventh century and threatened by a new road bisecting it. The main aim of the project was to collect all available information regarding urban evolution of this area of Coimbra, before it was lost, and formulate some understanding of the evolution of the area. The project's relevance results from its contribution to understanding a core area of Coimbra, its attention to civil architecture and urban context, and its integrated approach within an archaeology project.