Not all amphorae come out of the water undamaged ...
This Roman amphora was made and lost in the 2e century BC. Could you imagine? It is 2.200 years old!
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Not all amphorae come out of the water undamaged ...
This Roman amphora was made and lost in the 2e century BC. Could you imagine? It is 2.200 years old!
Many amphoras that have been salvaged from the sea have been damaged. This one misses the lower part that was lost during the shipwreck.
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This amphora was salvaged in 1970 by a fisherman just off the coast of Lanzarote
2,200 years ago this amphora was made to transport wine. Now it is a beautiful decoration of museum quality.
Detail of a Greco-italic Apmphora 2nd century B.C. This is one of the more important amphora types of the Roman Republican period. Look at the beautiful thick marine encrustation.
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