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En este artículo, a partir del estudio de un exvoto de bronce ibérico del Museo de Barcelona, procedente posiblemente del Santuario de Castellar (Jaén), que representa un pie izquierdo coronado por una paloma, se analizan los hallazgos tanto de pies como de aves en el mundo ibérico. El ave, símbolo de la divinidad femenina, sanciona con su presencia los ritos de paso.Palabras-clave: Arqueología Ibérica – Iconografía- Poblados- Necrópolis – Santuarios – Aves – PiesAbstractIn this paper we present the study of an Iberian bronze, that represents a foot with a dove at the top, coming probably, from the Iberian sanctuarie of Castellar, in Jaén. We analyze other examples of representations of feet and birds in different Iberian archaeological contexts. The dove represents a female divinity that protects with her presence the transition rites.Key-words: Iberian Archaeology – Iconography- – Cemeteries – Sanctuaries – birds feet
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