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In this paper, a group of more than 300 ceramic artifacts of defective manufacture that are presently in the Real Alcazar of Seville, is described. The coarsewares come from the filling of the voult of the presbitery of the chapel of Santa Maria de Jesus College in the same city. The date of manufacture and setting can be fixed between 1503 and 1506 by means of documentary data allready published. The objects follow 50 different formal patterns from which 30 of them are now published for the first time. This paper might complement other works published in this issue and this makes more valuable the spreading of this data. The typological variety, the possibility to know the chronology of their manufacture —a crucial historic period of Seville and a wide area of influence— its good conditions and its probable local origin, make this group a collection of special archaeological interest although their taking out in the 70's was unfortuna- telly, not carried out with the scientific accuracy that would be necessary nowadays.

Loza Quebrada procedente de la Capilla del Colegio-Universidad de Santa María de Jesús (Sevilla)