What is another word for Samian Ware?
Pronunciation: [sˈami͡ən wˈe͡ə] (IPA) 
Samian Ware, also known as Terra Sigillata or Roman pottery, is a type of fine tableware that was produced in various regions of the Roman Empire. The term Samian Ware originates from the island of Samos in Greece, where it was originally believed to have been produced. However, it is now known that Samian Ware was produced in many different regions, including Gaul, Germany, and North Africa. Some synonyms for Samian Ware include Roman pottery, terra sigillata, red-gloss ware, and Arretine ware. Regardless of the name used, Samian Ware was highly prized in ancient times for its beautiful design, durability, and functionality.
