Circolazione e produzione delle ceramiche da mensa bassomedievali nei contesti della Campania interna (XIII-XVI secolo)

This paper analyses the distribution and production of glazed tableware in Campania during the late Middle Ages. The role of coastal centres in Mediterranean trade facilitated the adoption of new decorative and manufacturing techniques, which subsequently spread to the interior. The inland area was not merely a market for these goods, but developed its own network of workshops within a polycentric production context. In the 15th century, the political and economic reorganisation of the Kingdom of Naples expanded trade routes, introducing new products that diversified the region’s material culture