Athenian pottery began to arrive in the Iberian Peninsula in significant quantity in the fifth century BCE, with a peak in the fourth century. Both black-gloss and figure-decorated pots were exported, the former being markedly the more common in all the Iberian regions but one: eastern Andalucía. Earlier scholarship has explained the preference of the native communities … Continue reading Athenian Figure-Decorated Pottery for Whom? A View from Eastern Andalucía (Spain)