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Firstly in the following lines we aim to prove the Sirian-Cypriot origin of the bull-skin-shaped shrines of the Protohistory of the Iberian Peninsula by showing the sam- ples collected from the Eastern Mediterranean and compar- ing their contexts with the bull-skin-shaped shrines of the Iron Age I found in Spain. Secondly, it will be proven that the traditionally named Cypriot ingots, Sirian-Cypriots for us, are not the motif imitated by the bull-skin-shaped shrines, but both models come from a single one stock: the crafted bull-skin. Finally the identitarian character of the Phoenopu- nic bull-skin-shaped shrines dated from the Iron Age II that have appeared throughout the Iberian Peninsula coast will be highlighted.

Así en Oriente como en Occidente: el origen oriental de los altares taurodérmicos de la Península Ibérica