Özet:

Stratonikeia Ancient City is now located in the old village settlement in Muğla, Yatağan District, Eskihisar District. In the area for many years, the excavation work was found in the eastern edge of the Old Road in the northwest of the city, remains of the Ceramic works of the Byzantine era. In the 10th and 13th centuries in the cave. The remains of eighteen different oven per century have been detected. The main production focus of the operations is the containers for daily use manufactured for local needs, including amphoras, as well as thumbs, rubber and rubber. The subject of the study is the work of the medieval Byzantine period and the local production found here constitutes pure ceramics in this position called Beybağ. Stratonikeia and its surrounding brick beds appear in clear brown shades near gray because they are poor in the iron direction. In this direction, it is separated from the kil beds in the western Anadolu. Ceramic finds are classified according to their function in the form of service, kitchen, storage containers and amphorals used in commercial activities. The production characteristics of the containers have been assessed in relation to the eating habits of the period and similarities in the nearby environment.

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