Table 1: Ten most common forms in the overall SRSW dataset from Sagalassos (n=53,695). Note that all variants of a single form are taken together. The typology is taken from Poblome 1999 and is taxonomic. First number signifies the fabric (1=SRSW), the letter signifies the general shape (A=cup, B=bowl, C=Dish, D=plate, F=container) and the last three numbers denote the form
Table 2: Most common forms during the second and third centuries CE in the dataset for Sagalassos
Table 3: Number of vessels per ware at the three cities
Table 4: Most common forms in the dataset for Assos, classified to rough periodisation. Note that all variants of a single form are taken together. Abbreviations: EAA = Enciclopedia dell'Arte Antica Hayes Form; M-S = Meyer-Schlichtmann Form; LRP = Hayes Late Roman Pottery Form; Consp = Conspectus Formarum
Table 5: Table with the most common forms in the dataset for Ephesos, classified to rough periodisation. Note that all variants of a single form are taken together. For abbreviations see Table 4 caption
Table 6: Table with the most common forms in the dataset for Tarsos, classified to rough periodisation. Note that all variants of a single form are taken together. For abbreviations see Table 4 caption
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