
handle: 10366/70482
[ES] Se presentan en este trabajo los resultados de una serie de dataciones radiocarb?nicas calibradas obtenidas a partir de muestras procedentes de castros asturianos. Algunas de estas dataciones son completamente novedosas, como las de San Chuis y La Campa Torres, y otras se han recopilado a partir de la bibliograf?a. La interpretaci?n de las dataciones obliga a reconsiderar el origen de la cultura castre?a asturiana, situ?ndose claramente en ?poca prerromana, entre los siglos IX y VI a.C. Tambi?n se han datado niveles claramente romanos (siglos I a III p.C) y niveles tardorromanos situados sobre los siglos V-VI p.C.
[EN] Conclusions on calibrated radiocarbon dates obtained upon samples of castros (hillforts) in Asturias (North Spain) are shown. Dates from San Chuis and La Campa Torres are published for the first time, while others have been collected from the archaeological literature. The interpretation of the dates implies to rethink the origins of the Cultura Castre?a placing them on Preroman times, between IX and VI centuries BC. Nevertheless, clear Roman levels (I to III centuries AD) and Later Roman levels (V to VI centuries AD) have' also been dated.
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
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