Abstract:

This paper presents the black-glazed tableware assemblage from the Son Ferrer turriform cult contexts, in Mallorca, mainly Campanian A and B (Etruscan and Calene) wares. Finds are compared to some others in Mallorcan and Minorcan sites, which have yielded data, in some cases, unpublished so far. This assemblage responds to a latest employment, in the cemetery, of vessels previously used in a different social context. The funerary use can be linked to comensality rituals.