“…However, there is not much evidence to support this hypothesis: no imported materials have been recovered from the site (Nión‐Álvarez 2021, 185), the production of metal objects is particularly limited in quantitative terms (Nión‐Álvarez 2018, 349), and the characteristics of internal occupation do not hint at any kind of trade‐oriented ‘industrial’ production. As evidenced by the significant amounts of kitchen and table pottery that have been recovered (Nión‐Álvarez 2022, 494–5), everything seems to indicate that production areas, as in the case of Structures I–III, were a part of everyday life in spaces without internal divisions, used both for bronze production and as kitchen, storage, and even rest areas (Fig. 7).…”