El Castru (Vigaña, Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias): un pequeño poblado fortificado de las montañas occidentales cantábricas durante la Edad del Hierro

Q2 Arts and Humanities
David González-Álvarez, Carlos Marín-Suárez, Carlotta Farci, P. López-Gómez, J. A. López-Sáez, Candela Martínez-Barrio, Marcos Martinón-Torres, Andrés Menéndez-Blanco, M. Moreno-Garcia, Sara Núñez de la Fiente, Leonor Peña-Chocarro, Guillem Pérez-Jordà, J. Rodríguez-Hernández, Carlos Tejerizo-García, Margarita Fernández-Mier
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espanolEste articulo presenta los datos arqueologicos recuperados en las excavaciones del poblado castreno de El Castru, en Vigana (Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias) realizadas en 2012 y 2013. Dicho yacimiento constituye un buen ejemplo de los pequenos castros de la Edad del Hierro en las montanas del area occidental cantabrica. Por ello, el analisis de las informaciones obtenidas y su contextualizacion a escala regional ofrecen interesantes aportaciones al debate sobre las formas de poblamiento y subsistencia adoptadas por las comunidades del I milenio a.C. en el Noroeste iberico. EnglishIn this article we present and discuss the archaeological data obtained in the 2012 and 2013 excavations carried out in the hillfort of El Castru, in Vigana (Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias, NW Iberia). The excavations have showed a long-sequence occupation of the hillfort since the Early Iron Age to the early Roman period. The site constitutes a good example of the small Iron Age hillforts of the western Cantabrian Mountains. For this reason, the analysis of the information collected during fieldwork and its contextualization at regional level provide us with interesting considerations for discussing about the settlement patterns and subsistence systems adopted by the I millennia BC communities in NW Iberia. The manuscript is opened by a general overview of the hillfort, including a contextualisation of its surrounding landscape. Then, a detailed description of the six stratigraphic phases we identified during the excavations is presented, paying attention to the stratigraphic relations between different layers and structures. In addition, five radiocarbon dates are presented to build up the chronology of the site. Three huts and metallurgical production areas were explored, resulting on a significant collection of materials. The structures and layers that create each stratigraphic group are characterised considering a broad discussion about the archaeological materials that were discovered through the excavations, paying particular attention to pottery assemblages. The study and discussion of an outstanding zooarchaeological remains collection, some seeds and four pollen samples offers a relevant window to understand the anthropization of the surrounding landscape along the biography of this site. Diverse agricultural activities were developed in connection with a complex arrangement of pastoralist strategies, where we envision a growing specialization on cattle herding along the biography of this site, while agriculture is based in a wide range of complementary crops including several types of cereals. The discussion of these data considering Landscape Archaeology as our theoretical and methodological framework becomes a relevant case study in the geographical context of the western Cantabrian Mountains, where we lack this kind of approaches. The archaeological dataset under examination in El Castru allows us to argue that the small peasant community who inhabited the hillfort along the Iron Age and the earlier decades of the Roman period could be characterised particularly by their socio-political autonomy and productive self-sufficiency. This way, we understand Iron Age social landscapes in this area under the umbrella of non-hierarchical models for social organisation, such as heterarchical societies or ‘deep rural communities’, following some of the interpretations recently raised by several scholars in NW Iberia. EuskaraArtikulu honetan bildu ditugu El Castru (Vigana, Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias) herrixkan 2012an eta 2013an eginiko indusketetan berreskuratutako datu arkeologikoak. Aztarnategi hori Burdin Aroan Kantaurialdeko mendebaldeko mendietan zeuden kastro txikien adibide ona da. Horregatik, eskuratutako informazioak aztertzeak eta informazio horiek eskualdeko testuinguruan kokatzeak elementu interesgarriak dakartzate Iberiar penintsulako ipar-mendebaldean K.a. I. milurtekoan zeuden komunitateek zituzten populaketa-moduei eta biziraupen-moduei buruzko eztabaidara.
El Castru (vigana, Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias):铁器时代坎塔布里亚西部山区的一个设防的小村庄
这篇文章展示了2012年和2013年在Vigana (Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias) El Castru考古遗址的挖掘中发现的考古数据。该遗址是坎塔布里亚西部山区铁器时代小堡垒的一个很好的例子。因此,对所获得的资料及其在区域一级的背景的分析为关于公元前一千年伊比利亚西北部社区所采取的定居和生存形式的辩论提供了有趣的贡献。在这篇文章中,我们介绍并讨论了2012年和2013年在Vigana (Balmonte de Miranda, Asturias, NW Iberia)的El Castru山顶进行的挖掘获得的考古数据。The excavations已经显示long-sequence”of The Early以来hillfort Iron Age to The Early罗曼期限。= =地理= =根据美国人口普查,该镇的土地面积为。为此,对实地工作中收集到的信息进行分析,并将其放在区域一级的背景下,为讨论西北伊比利亚公元前一千年社区所采用的定居模式和生计制度提供了有趣的考虑。The manuscript is opened by a general overview of The hillfort,包括a contextualisation of its的状况。然后,对我们在挖掘过程中确定的六个地层相进行了详细的描述,注意了不同层和结构之间的地层关系。此外,还提出了五个放射性碳日期,以建立该地点的年表。= =地理= =根据美国人口普查,该镇的总面积为,其中土地和(3.064平方公里)水。聘用和layers create每stratigraphic group are characterised虽然ngok a broad讨论about The archaeological materials质证discovered through The excavations, paying特别注意pottery assemblages。The study and讨论of an outstanding zooarchaeological仍然collection,一些观点纳入和四pollen samples offers a window to去理解相关anthropization of The unitde的状况欣赏of this site。各种农业活动都是根据复杂的畜牧战略安排而发展起来的,我们设想在本网站的传记中增加畜牧方面的专门化,而农业则以各种补充作物为基础,包括几种谷物。关于景观考古学作为我们的理论和方法框架的这些数据的讨论成为西坎塔布里亚山脉地理背景下的相关案例研究,在那里我们缺乏这种方法。El Castru所审查的考古数据使我们能够争辩说,在铁器时代和罗马时代的前几十年居住在山坡上的小农耕社区,其社会政治自治和生产自给自足的特点可能特别突出。因此,我们根据伊比利亚西北部几位学者最近提出的一些解释,在社会组织的非等级模式的保护伞下理解这一地区的铁器时代社会景观,例如异质社会或“深层农村社区”。他的父亲是一名律师,母亲是一名律师,母亲是一名律师,父亲是一名律师,母亲是一名律师。这篇文章是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章,是我们2011年的一篇文章。
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