Ceramic Production and Social Change in the South east of the Iberian Peninsula between the Islamic and Christian Periods: The Case of Granada

Abstract The major social and political shifts undergone by the south eastern Iberian Peninsula, specifically Granada, Spain, between fourteenth seventeenth centuries brought about clear changes in ceramic repertoire. This work analyzes these through comparative analysis of three archaeological sites: Castle Moclín, Palace Abencerrajes, Fortress Lanjarón. These sites present a transitional sequence spanning Nasrid repertoires Early Modern Castilian productions, including instances both continuity rupture. article advances new statistical methodology to analyze degree standardization coefficient variation.