Eduardo Pereira Matheus

Graduated in Geography from the Faculty of Science and Technology at UNESP (FCT/Unesp - Presidente Prudente), my academic and professional journey has been characterized by the intersection of geosciences, archaeology, and cultural heritage. As a researcher at the Guarani Archaeology Laboratory (LAG) since 2010 under the supervision of Full Professor Neide Barrocá Faccio, I have developed expertise in experimental archaeology with a focus on indigenous ceramics and heritage education initiatives, serving as a bridge between technical knowledge and community engagement.My technical education in Surveying from the Paula Souza State Center for Technological Education provided me with solid skills in geospatial processing and cartographic production, tools I have applied in both academic research and practical projects. This multidisciplinary foundation was expanded during my Professional Master's in Cultural Heritage Preservation at IPHAN (National Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage), where I deepened my knowledge of conservation methods and heritage management.As a PhD in Geography from FCT/Unesp, I have focused my research on developing integrated territorial management models that combine geospatial technologies, archaeological preservation, and sustainability. My approach consistently seeks to balance scientific rigor with practical applicability, building bridges between academic research, public policies, and community involvement in the protection of cultural and natural heritage. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)