Öz
Located in the Gülpınar village of Çanakkale, the Apollon Smintheus Sanctuary has been inhabited since the Prehistoric Period. In the Great Roman Bath excavations in 2008 in Smintheion, which is a part of the Troas Geography, various ceramic groups associated with the phase after the bath lost its original function were found. It has been confirmed that these ceramics examined belong to the Late Roman Period. The presence of Çandarlı Ceramics among these ceramics, the inability to identify other sigillata groups from the Roman Period, and the fact that certain forms are concentrated in Çandarlı samples indicate that they may belong to the late versions of Çandarlı Ceramics. Within the scope of this study 95 samples belonging to Çandarlı Ceramics, which we think are the late period production have been examined. Examples consist of repetitive forms within certain groups. In order to avoid repetition and not to disturb the integrity of the form and the group, 19 samples were selected and evaluated. As a result of the evaluations, it was seen that 19 samples corresponded to the typology (Form 1-5) used by Heyes in the classification of the late versions. In this direction, four of the samples belong to Form 1, seven of them to Form 2, one to Form 3, five to Form 4 and two to Form 5. With this study, the relations of the Çandarlı Ceramics dated between 3th-4th AD with other cities in Western Anatolia and especially in the Troas Region were examined. In this context, it is revealed that the forms are used more intensively within the scope of the late production versions of Çandarlı Ceramics, their similarities and differences with each other.