INDOEUROPEAN, CELTIC AND CELTIBERIAN AREA   Celtiberian tribes: Vaccei, Vetons, Carpetans, Olcades, Lusitanians, Celtics, Galaics, Asturs, Cantabrians, Basques, Autrigons, Caristians and Varduls, must be included in this area.   Celtic art are mainly projected in portable objects: weapons, crockery and vessels.   Architectural legacy of what we call "Celtic" culture is scarce, since Celctics never made neither great burial nor religious constructions. We just know about civil buildings as castra: small communities protected by a perimetral wall that gave people shelter from other tribes. Deposits in castra are numerous. The most important are:   Castro of Saint Tecla, in La Guardia (A Guarda), Pontevedra. BASIC INFORMATION Also in Galicia: Castro Borneiro, in Cabana de Bergantiņos, A Coruņa. Castro of Viladonga, Castro of Rei, A Coruņa. Castra of Mandia in Ferrol, A Coruņa. Castro of O Castelo, in Viana do Bolo, Ourense. Castro of Armeá in Allariz, Ourense. Castro of Maceira in Covelo, Pontevedra.   Castro Borneiro Castro of Viladonga

Castro of Las Cogotas Castro of Las Cogotas in Cardeņosa, Avila. Castro vettones, placed on the top of a hill. It has been very important in order to set the cultural level of this civilization: the Vettones. It has got a double walled up enclosure and a very thick inner part. More than 1.400 burials were found in it.   Castro of Coana in Villacondide, Coana, Asturias. The most well-known Astur castro stands on the top of a little hill. It is bordered by a thick wall and an excavated ditch. A necropolis, many furnaces, a religious enclosure and a preroman sauna were built there. Its stone houses were circular with a hall and some of them also had a false stone dome.   Castro of Coana Illustration of the Castro of Coana Archaeological area of Las Medulas in El Bierzo, Leon.BASIC INFORMATION   Ruins of Numancia, in Garray, Soria.- Numancia got an epic name because of its historical resistance against Rome rather than its architectural prestige.BASIC INFORMATION   Deposit of Termancia, in Montejo de Tiermes, Soria.- Remainders from Neolithic. Also from Bronze and Iron Age, Rome settlement, Visigothic kingdoms and Middle Age and 16th Century. BASIC INFORMATION