Se presentan algunos ejemplos de arquitecturas y muebles erigidos en tierra, madera y piedra durante la II Edad del Hierro en la Quinta de Crestelos, junto a la confluencia del rio Sabor en el rio Duero (Noroeste de la Península Ibérica). Las excavaciones arqueológicas desarrolladas en este sitio entre los años 2011 y 2014 han permitido identificar un modelo de ocupación del territorio desconocido hasta el momento en la región, volcado a la explotación de las tierras inmediatas a los cursos fluviales y con claras influencias del ámbito meseteño occidental. Se reflexiona finalmente sobre el valor de las materias primas como posibles marcadores culturales y/o funcionales.

A large set of archaeobotanical samples were recovered during the excavation of Quinta de Crestelos (Mogadouro), several of which have already been published. This paper focusses on the charcoal analysis still unpublished from two sectors of this site. The first, located in the lower platform, relates to a habitation area comprised of huts and fireplaces from the 4th to the 2nd centuries BC. The second is a functional area with three ovens of different typologies dating to the 1st – 2nd centuries AD. Results revealed a diverse set of taxa, dominated by evergreen and deciduous oak, heath, pine and ash. This data allowed to access uses of wood in the site, namely their relation to the function and type of structures where they have been found.