1. Sophia Evamaria Marxer. Materielle Kultur in Bewegung. Die hellenistische Keramik (LCI 1) aus Sirkeli Höyük. Schriften zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie 25. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2026 , Page(s) 203;200;211,fig.159.3;256–258;79,fig.81.8;84,fig.86;68,fig.66 sample11.

Bowl with outturned angular rim (Schale mit nach aussen gezogenem und eckigem Rand); SC.01.X.159.X.X.X.X, individually catalogued as wheel-made (scheibengedreht). Fabric 3 (macroscopic); break 7.5YR 7/6. Figure86 table (84) assigns this exact specimen to PG-1c, laboratory/sample11. Exterior: unslipped (tongrundig), 5Y 8/2. Interior: unslipped (tongrundig), 5Y 8/2. SE-A0399 is a light-clay deposit above limestone floorSE-A0419 in roomA2:C, BuildingA2 phaseA06 (256–258). CollectionSi12-A0201 has119LCI1,31NCI and4intrusiveMCI datable sherds. This mixed assemblage does not narrow the individual catalogue production range. A microscope view is individually labelled for this exact specimen in figure81 panel8 (79). This panel number is not a laboratory sample number. The analytical table explicitly gives lab/sample11, PG-1c (84); figure66 on68 individually illustrates sample11 with its original1000pixel scale. No polarization, magnification or physical conversion of that scale is stated. No individual catalogue comparison is supplied. The individual date300–100BCE is retained. Origin is the Ceyhan plain, perhaps Sirkeli Höyük; this site attribution remains tentative and no workshop is identified. CHSF follows Marxer (200), with reference to Stone (2019b), distinguished from CHPF. Household/Utility follows the broad form-and-ware interpretation of processing or storage of liquids or solids, not demonstrated contents or use. Fabric3 is macroscopic; an exact laboratory group assignment is retained where explicitly documented, without inventing a shared geological entity or physical sample. General ware hardness, firing, soot and hand-formed handles are not substituted for individual observations. Numeric dimensions, firing, residues, contents and workshop remain unassigned. Catalogue and analysis: Sophia Evamaria Marxer (2026).