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'''Amphora''' common Roman artifact.
'''Amphora''' - common Roman artifact.


A large two-handled ceramic transport jar used to ship wine, olive oil, and garum sauce across the Roman Empire. Stamped handles identify the producer and origin, and their distinctive pointed bases allowed them to be stacked in ship holds.
A large two-handled ceramic transport jar used to ship wine, olive oil, and garum sauce across the Roman Empire. Stamped handles identify the producer and origin, and their distinctive pointed bases allowed them to be stacked in ship holds.

Latest revision as of 02:51, 3 July 2026

Amphora
Amphora
Rarity Common
Era Roman
Native to York (England)
Toughness 45.0
Sale value 32
Materials ceramic

Amphora - common Roman artifact.

A large two-handled ceramic transport jar used to ship wine, olive oil, and garum sauce across the Roman Empire. Stamped handles identify the producer and origin, and their distinctive pointed bases allowed them to be stacked in ship holds.

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