de ganados, movimientos y contactos revisando la cuestión trashumante en la protohistoria hispana: la meseta occidental

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Abstract
RESUMEN: Este artículo aborda el polémico tema de la trashumancia prerromana, con atención especial al sector occidental de la meseta. En una primera parte se ofrece un repaso general de las opiniones vertidas por la historiografía del siglo XX al respecto. Tras el mismo, se propone un nuevo modelo de entender la trashumancia antigua. En este sentido y al amparo del potencial ganadero de la meseta, del trazado cañariego y de la contemplación de distintos testimonios y modalidades de contacto entre comunidades prerromanas, se defiende la existencia de una destacada circulación ganadera bajo la idea de que los rebaños, en tanto principal bien de riqueza, transitan como mercancía primaria en las redes de relación e intercambio que vetones y vacceos trazan entre sí y con otras entidades indígenas.

ABSTRACT: This paper deals with the polemic subject of the Pre-Roman Trashumance, with special attention to the western meseta region. In the first section of the article, a general review on the interpretations argued by the 20th century's historiography is presented.After that, a new model for approaching to ancient Trashumance is proposed. Thus, taking into account the cattle potential, the drover's road and different evidences and mechanisms of contact between Pre-Roman communities, we defend an important cattle circulation. Since they are considered the main economic goods, domestic animals could have moved as primary commodity into the relationships and the exchange networks played by Vettones, Vaccaei and other indigenous entities
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Authors Eduardo Sánchez Moreno
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Year 2010
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ancient history

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