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Cinnamomum camphora, camphor laurel (50%).

Archaeamphora (Northeastern China).

An innovation introduced by Oltos is found on an amphora at London (British Museum E 259).

London, The British Museum – kylix E 41 • amphora E 258 • stamnos E 437.

Paris, Musée National du Louvre – fragment CA 3662 • amphora G 2 • amphora G 3.

Many prehistoric artifacts such as Neolithic stone axes, funeral urns from the Bronze Age, and fragments of amphora, oil and grain jars (dolia) have been excavated.

Collections include sculpture work, Loutrophoros, amphora, Hydria, Skyphos, Krater, Pelike, and lekythos vessels, Stele, frescoes, jewellery, weapons, tools, coins, toys and other ancient items.

The name Shedeh appeared inscribed on the labels of Egyptian two-handled pottery amphorae at the site of el-Amarna and belonging to the reign of Akhenaten, late XVIII Dynasty.

The excavations led to antiquities of Roman origin such as beads and gems, amphorae (wine making vats) with remnants of wine, a Roman stamp, big bricks recovered from an old wall, Arretine ware and so forth.

Wine stored in amphorae was the principal item imported from the western countries during the later part of the 2nd century BCE.

Pottery, both local and Mediterranean, such as amphorae and Arrentine ware that belonged to the Terra Sigillata (stamped pottery) of the 1st century BCE, which went out of use by 50 CE.

Pink amphorae jars used to store wine or oil with two handles and a yellow slip, found in all layers of excavations.

In the Roman period, amphorae made in Tivissa made their way as far as Rome itself, presumably to transport olive oil or wine.