amphoral (Meaning)
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amphoral (a.)
Pertaining to, or resembling, an amphora.
Synonyms & Antonyms of amphoral
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
amphoral Sentence Examples
- The archaeologists carefully unearthed an amphoral, hoping to find clues about ancient trade routes.
- In the museum, the beautifully crafted amphoral showcased the artistry of ancient Greek pottery.
- The wine connoisseur was delighted to discover a rare and well-preserved Roman amphoral in the collector's estate.
- The shipwreck yielded an impressive collection of intact amphorals, providing insights into maritime history.
- During the excavation, the team uncovered an entire storage room filled with amphorals dating back to the Hellenistic period.
- The antique dealer carefully examined the markings on the amphoral to determine its origin and age.
- The amphoral, with its distinctive shape and decorative patterns, became a symbol of the ancient civilization's artistic prowess.
- Scholars studied the inscriptions on the amphorals to decipher the language and customs of a forgotten culture.
- The market featured a diverse array of amphorals, ranging from simple clay vessels to ornate ceramic masterpieces.
- The chef used an ancient recipe, cooking a traditional dish in an authentic replica of an ancient amphoral for a historical gastronomy event.
FAQs About the word amphoral
Pertaining to, or resembling, an amphora.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The archaeologists carefully unearthed an amphoral, hoping to find clues about ancient trade routes.
In the museum, the beautifully crafted amphoral showcased the artistry of ancient Greek pottery.
The wine connoisseur was delighted to discover a rare and well-preserved Roman amphoral in the collector's estate.
The shipwreck yielded an impressive collection of intact amphorals, providing insights into maritime history.
