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Las sucesivas campanas de investigacion desarrolladas en el castro de Chao Samartin (Grandas de Salime, Asturias) y en otros asentamientos del entorno asociados al Plan Arqueologico del Navia-Eo, han permitido abordar el estudio del material ceramico recuperado. La excepcional claridad estratigrafica del yacimiento y su singular desarrollo historico han proporcionado una ajustada panoramica acerca de la ceramica de epoca romana altoimperial. En su seno, las producciones regionales constituyen el conjunto mas numeroso y el que mayores dificultades de sistematizacion presenta, dada la ausencia de tipificacion. En este trabajo se expone un estado de la cuestion del conocimiento sobre estas producciones en el Chao Samartin, presentando los tipos definidos hasta la fecha y analizando su evolucion, sobre la base de su contextualizacion estratigrafica. PALABRAS CLAVE:  Ceramica regional, epoca romana, castro, Asturias. Abstract The consecutive campaigs of investigation developed in the hill fort of Chao Samartin (Grandas de Salime, Asturias) and in other settlements associated with the archaeological plan of Navia-Eo, have allowed the study of recovered ceramic material. The exceptional stratigraphic clarity of the site and its singular historical evolution have provided a narrow view of the early roman empire pottery. In this respect the regional pottery productions constitute the most numerous collection and present the largest amount of difficulties of systematization, given the absence of classification. This work sets out how things are in relation to the knowledge about these pottery productions in Chao Samartin, presenting up to date defined types and analysing their evolution, based on their estratigraphic contextualization. KEY WORDS:  Regional pottery, roman period, hill fort, Asturias.

Cerámica Romana Altoimperial de fabricación regional del Chao Samartín (Grandas de Salime, Asturias)