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The Pendia hillfort is a small fortified enclosure located in the West of Asturias. It was excavated in 1941 by A. Garcia y Bellido and J. Uria Riu. The excavated village revealed a uniform architectural layout, in which circular or rectangular stone structures with rounded corners predominated. During 2006 excavation, a collection of clay fragments with imprints of wood, which are associated with a carbon horizon dated to the Second Iron Age, gave rise to an architectural study of the perishable architecture of this region. The initial results of which are presented in this paper. In addition to providing a description of the findings and their stratigraphic context, this study reviews the materials and construction techniques employed.

Arquitecturas de barro y madera prerromanas en el occidente de Asturias: el Castro de Pendia