In
the Late Bronze Age, this petro fabric was used to produce White Painted Wheel
Made Ware, Plain White Painted Ware, White-Shaved, Bucchero and Mycenean style
vessels. In the Iron Age this petrofabric was used to produce WPWM and well as
Cypriot Bichrome wares. It represents the variety of both Halla Sultan Teke and
Kition Production using different technologies in a range of firing
temperatures.

In a medium to high firing temperatures, the fabric is
yellowish/green (PPL), silty, foraminiferous with some iron oxides and
glauconite. The silt (~10%) is composed mainly of calcareous fragments, mica,
and minerals derived from igneous rocks. The foraminifera in the matrix is
rarely preserved, in some cases, its chambers are filled or surrounded by iron
oxides. The inclusions are well sorted and composed of mainly subrounded
feldspathoids (~15% up to 100μm), some carbonates, basalts, and basaltic
minerals. In the cases that the fabric was fired low temperatures, the fabric
yellowish in PPL, optically active, with all its calcareous components intact.