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) 204;200;212,fig.160.3;84,fig.86;67,fig.65 sample5.

Bowl with internally offset rim (Schale mit innen abgesetztem Rand); SC.01.X.157.X.X.X.X, individually catalogued as wheel-made (scheibengedreht). Fabric 3 (macroscopic); break 5YR 7/4. Figure86 table (84) assigns this exact specimen to PG-1b, laboratory/sample5. Exterior: coating (Überzug), 7.5YR 8/2. Interior: coating (Überzug), 7.5YR 8/2. No narrower individual phase or depositional date is established here for SE-A0362. Table86 (84) explicitly gives laboratory/sample5, PG-1b, for this exact specimen; figure65 on67 individually illustrates5/Si12-A0069.710. Its original bar reads1000pixel. No physical conversion, magnification, polarization or sampling location is inferred. No individually labelled microscope view of this exact specimen is established in figure81. 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 only 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).