Amphorae Collection
Amphorae, the Gallo-Roman low-relief that depicts the timeless art of ferrying wine barrels
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Amphorae, the Gallo-Roman low-relief that depicts the timeless art of ferrying wine barrels. In Romania's Constanta, the Roman Mosaic Museum showcases ceramic pots from ancient times, also known as the Roman Edifice. Journey to Kokand in Uzbekistan and you'll find a seller proudly displaying traditional Uzbek ceramics, including amphorae. Discover different types of Roman amphorae dating back to the 2nd century BC-3rd century AD. These vessels were not just containers but symbols of cultural heritage. Italy's Friuli Venezia Giulia region celebrates Ribolla gialla wine with beautifully crafted amphorae. Travel to Peru's "La Caravedo" Hacienda & Distillery in Ica and witness old amphorae used for pisco fermentation. La Caravedo is renowned for producing the famous Pisco Porton. Step into ancient Pompei village in Naples district, Campania, Italy and marvel at well-preserved amphorae that once held precious goods. Vittoria, a wine cellar in Sicily's Europe region uses these vessels to age their exquisite wines. In ancient Herculaneum of Campania, Italy lies a roman food shop where one can imagine bustling streets filled with people purchasing goods stored in clay jars called amphorae. As twilight descends over Tuscany's picturesque landscape in Italy, admire ancient terracotta amphorae silhouetted against a fiery sunset backdrop - an enchanting sight indeed. Delve into history through art as King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba are immortalized on canvas alongside an intricately designed Amphora storage jar from the 5th century BCE by an unknown creator. They have transcended time and geography; they tell stories of trade routes traversed and cultures intertwined.