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En el presente trabajo se intenta realizar una aproximación al mundo ganadero de Alta Montaña en la Edad Media, a través de la Arqueología y especialmente de la Arqueología Agraria. Para ello nos basaremos en los trabajos de prospección arqueológica realizados en el municipio asturiano de Cangas del Narcea, un lugar donde han convivido distintos tipos de trashumancia a distinta escala: trashumancia de valle realizada por los ganaderos de las aldeas, trashumancia de medio recorrido o trastermitancia llevada a cabo por un grupo diferenciado como el de los Vaqueiros d´alzada y la trashumancia de largo recorrido o La Mesta, por pastores meseteños de ovejas.
This paper attempts to make an approach to the stockbreeding world of high mountain areas during the middle ages through archaeology, and, especially, agrarian archaeology. To do this we will rely on archaeological survey work carried out in the town of Cangas del Narcea, e where different types of transhumance have coexisted at different levels: valley herding, carried out by the farmers in the villages, medium distance herding also known as trastermitancia carried out by different people, such as the so called Vaqueiros d´alzada, and of long distance herding, also known as La Mesta, carried out by shepherds from the Meseta.
Agrarian Archaeology, Stockbreeding, High Mountain, Herding and Vaqueiros d´alzada.
Agrarian Archaeology, Stockbreeding, High Mountain, Herding and Vaqueiros d´alzada.
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