Historical heritage

Historian and archaeologist Angélica Moreira da Silva, 57, has organized São Paulo state's first 'brick library', cataloging 216 brick pieces in two volumes released in 2024 and 2025. The collection, from excavations at city historical sites, recounts the early industrialization of the region through brick markings and symbols.

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The Tia Eva Quilombola Community in Campo Grande (MS) has been declared Brazil's first listed quilombo as historical heritage. Founded in 1905 by matriarch Eva Maria de Jesus, the community symbolizes black resistance in Mato Grosso do Sul. The recognition was officialized by Iphan on March 10.