Amphoras are a type of ancient container typically used for storing and transporting wine, oil, and other liquids. Synonyms for amphoras include jars, urns, vases, crocks, and vessels. These words all refer to containers that are used for storing liquids and have a similar shape to amphoras. Other related words include flasks, decanters, and bottles, which are also used for storing liquids but have a more modern and distinct shape. Amphoras were commonly used in ancient Greece and Rome, and have become iconic symbols of the ancient world. Today, they are valued as historical artifacts and are highly sought after by collectors.