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Analysis of a "La Bastida" -type bronze figures representing a nude rider with a Graeco-Iberian helmet and other weapons on a stand with a double proto-aeolic capital. The set is homogeneous and can be dated after 475-450 BC by its Graeco-Iberian style. These bronzes are similar to some 2nd century BC Celtiberian signa equitum, which means they can be interpreted as Iberian standards or signa equitum decorated with the figure of the Hero equitans, the mythical ancestor of the aristocratic rulers of Iberian society. Their pattern of distribution from the Mediterranean regions to central Andalusia is evidence of the penetration of Iberian elites and would explain Iberian cultural and linguistic influences in the western Tartessian area.

Signa equitum en el mundo ibérico. Los bronces tipo "Jinete de La Bastida" y el inicio de la aristocracia ecuestre ibérica