Se presentan dos castra aestiva recientemente descubiertos en las montañas del centro de Asturias. Se describen las evidencias constructivas conservadas para los dos recintos, así como las amenazas que ponen en peligro su conservación. Estos dos campamentos se sitúan junto a la vía de La Mesa, ruta de especial importancia en época romana que atraviesa la Cordillera Cantábrica. Por último, señalamos posibles líneas interpretativas que puedan contextualizar históricamente la cronología y funcionalidad concreta de estos yacimientos a partir del análisis territorial de su entorno.
In this work we present two castra aestiva recently discovered in the mountains of central Asturias. The constructive remains for both marching camps are described, and we point out the threats that endanger their preservation. These two camps are nearby the route of La Mesa, a very important road in the Roman period through the Cantabrian Mountains. Finally, we suggest some hypothesis for these marching camps, attending the territorial context of the surroundings during Roman times, in order to get possible research lines which could contextualize them in a functional and chronological sense.
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