The ceramic variability of fine ware pottery in Early and Middle Bronze Age Carpathian Basin (2600/2500–1500/1450 BCE) has been used as an argument for the existence of distinct, large-scale communities. The recent technological studies of coarse ware ceramics have shown that different stylistic groups are characterized by uniform technological traits, suggesting that current narratives result from an a priori classification of material culture. To verify whether fine ware ceramics were characterized by similar traits, a sample of 33 vessels from a multi-layered, fortified settlement of Kakucs-Turján (Hungary) was analyzed in terms of vessel forms and underlying production processes. The analyses compared the classical local and non-local provenance objects to determine whether the impressionistic categorization of vessels is supported by discrete parameters. The results indicate that similarly to coarse ware, Early and Middle Bronze Age ceramics in the Carpathian Basin was characterized by uniform production processes suggesting the impact of multi-directional and persisting interaction across the Carpathian Basin.

早期和中期青铜时代喀尔巴阡盆地（公元前 2600/2500–1500/1450 年）精美陶器的陶瓷变异性已被用作存在独特的大规模群落的论据。近期对粗器陶瓷的技术研究表明，不同的文体群体具有统一的技术特征，这表明当前的叙述是先验的结果。物质文化的分类。为了验证精美陶瓷是否具有相似的特征，对来自 Kakucs-Turján（匈牙利）多层强化定居点的 33 件器皿样本进行了分析，分析了器皿形式和基本生产工艺。分析比较了经典的本地和非本地出处对象，以确定容器的印象分类是否由离散参数支持。结果表明，与粗器类似，喀尔巴阡盆地的早期和中期青铜时代陶瓷的特点是生产过程一致，这表明喀尔巴阡盆地多向和持续相互作用的影响。