Cobatillas la Vieja is one of the main settlements for understanding the beginning of the Late Bronze Age (14th-13th centuries cal. BC) in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. After the macroscopic study of their ceramic assemblage, 30 representative samples were analysed by thin-section petrography, X‐ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and binocular microscopy to address issues of provenance and technology. The characterization of four different fabric groups and several individuals reveals a more complex picture of production traditions, pottery exchange and consumption than often assumed for this period of supposed recession and socio-cultural transition. Potters’ choices in different production locations are discussed, with an examination on the nature of consumption in two households that suggest both regional and inter-regional exchange of ceramics in the Late Bronze Age.

Cobatillas la Vieja 是了解伊比利亚半岛东南部青铜时代晚期（公元前 14 至 13 世纪）开始的主要定居点之一。在对其陶瓷组合进行宏观研究后，通过薄片岩相学、X 射线衍射 (XRD)、扫描电子显微镜 (SEM) 和双目显微镜分析了 30 个具有代表性的样品，以解决来源和技术问题。四个不同的织物群体和几个人的特征揭示了生产传统、陶器交换和消费的更为复杂的图景，这比在这个所谓的经济衰退和社会文化转型时期通常假设的要复杂得多。讨论了波特在不同生产地点的选择，