Özet:

The Görgübayram neighborhood, Depbağlar area, which was newly zoned for housing by the Yalvaç Municipality, has numerous Late Byzantine graves and an excavated circular building. In this area situated 1 km west of Pisidia Antiokheia, a rescue excavation was conducted in 2013, undertaken by the Yalvaç Museum Directorate with my scientific counseling. During these excavations, a circular structure built with blocks from a round Temple, which had been removed and reused for this circular structure, a marble, headless, nude man statue, and many oil lamp moulds and oil lamps which were made from these moulds were found. These moulds, which have slightly indistinct decoration from their overuse, are very important evidence of the local pottery production of the city. The presence of water and clay pits suitable for making ceramics indicates there could have been plenty of workshops in this area. Two different clays, yellow and reddish, which were used for pro-ducing both the moulds and the lamps made from these moulds were found in the excavation. When they were compared to the preceding examples and other lamps that were found in the city these lamps were dated to the IVth – VIIth century A.D.