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Nevertheless, there are to-day in the artistic youth so much life, power, and, so to speak, predestination, that in our schools of architecture in particular, at the present time, the professors, who are detestable, produce, not only unconsciously but even in spite of themselves, excellent pupils; quite the reverse of that potter mentioned by Horace, who dreamed amphorae and produced pots.

Presenting recent results on Roman pottery, archaeologists consider such topics as the import and distribution of eastern amphorae within the Rhine province; Roman pottery groups from the excavation of pits, a cremation, and other features at Sholden, Kent; curved ceramic firedogs in the western Low Lands (Flanders and the western Netherlands) during the Roman era; and African redslip of the fifth and sixth centuries and Late Roman C wares from Ossonoba (Faro, Algarve, Portugal): the assemblage from Horta de Miseric rdia.

The company's amphorae and tanks are made of 100% natural materials, and according to the supplier have a porosity that allows for the micro-oxygenation of the wine.

The coins were found stored in 19 amphorae, a type of tall jar used by the ancient Romans and Greeks, dpa reported.

The Romans materials are abundant, and diversified, with emphasis on a considerable number of Dressel 1 amphorae, mainly published by G.

ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- An American citizen by the name of Kyoko Schmidt has returned two amphorae that her husband took from Turkey in 1965.

They are inscribed on shards of imported amphorae, 72% from Phoenician storage jars.

Among the topics are imprints as punctuations of material itineraries, the difference between devaluing and sorting out things, the reuse of amphorae in ancient maritime transport, and the appropriation of amber objects in Mycenaean Greece.

The researchers also found wine traces at the same site in older, imported amphorae, the pottery shipping containers of the ancient Mediterranean.

Washington, Sep 14 ( ANI ): Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted to staging some of his most famous stunts, including meeting endangered big cats and the "discovery" of ancient Greek amphorae in the Black sea, a Russian journalist has claimed.

It contained hundreds of amphorae, or clay jars, used for shipping oil, olives, wine and other food products.