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In this contribution I address the reasons behind the chronological decalage identified between the production dates of the Castulo cups as defined by the Athenian Agora chronology and the dates of their deposition in various contexts of the Iberian peninsula. A careful analysis of the archaeological contexts with examples of the type and of the deposition patterns of these cups in a number of necropoleis from the area of the High Andalucia together with macroscopic use-wear analyses of several examples lead us to the conclusion that the Castulo cups of the earlier type –reserved panel between the handles and outside face of the foot, as well as reserved underside with circle and dot– did arrive in the Iberian peninsula within the range suggested by the Athenian dates and that their late deposition in Spain is the product of a conscious choice on the part of the consumers.

La vida social de la cerámica ática en la península ibérica: la amortización de las copas Cástulo de tipo antiguo