found: Work cat: Ilieva, P. Late geometric and early archaic North-Eastern Aegean, 2024:t.p. ('G 2-3 Ware') p. 1 (a pottery group known by the technical term "G 2-3 Ware"; named after the excavation grid square at Troy where it was first found in abundance; conventional dating is 700-650 BC; provisional name first used in 1958 and remained the main one in publications referring to this pottery group) (DLC)2023943550
found: Annual of the British School at Athens (via JSTOR), 2013:p. 141, etc. (the Sub-Geometric group named G 2-3 Ware; named after the excavation grid square at Troy where it was first found in abundance; conventional dating is 700-650 BC; earliest examples could date to the late 8th century BC, while recent research indicates its manufacture continued until the end of the 7th century BC)
found: Hesperia (via JSTOR), July-Sept. 2002:p. 238 (distinctive painted pottery, called G 2-3 ware from the square of the excavations at Troy where it was found; generally dated to the first half of the 7th century)
found: Pontic grey wares (via Google books), 2009:p. 309 etc. (G 2-3 ware; G 2-3 vases)
found: Pottery workshops in the Northeastern Aegean (8th-early 5th c. BC), Scientific Meeting AMTh 2010, 2013:p. 123, etc. (more than 50 years after C. Boulter suggested the name G 2-3 for a distinct class of pottery after the excavation grid square in Troy where it was first found in abundance, this terminus technicus is still in use)
found: Understanding standardization and variation in Mediterranean ceramics, 2014:p. 85 (North Aegean G 2-3 ware; abstract: produced in the North Aegean in the 7th century; fine painted tableware)
notfound: A&AT
