Roman Pottery Pins and Buttons

This design shows 5 different greek pottery styles, also an amphora. This archaeology roman history design shows ceremonial greek pottery. Get this design for yourself, or for your archeologist or roman empire meme enthusiasts!

Third in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts a man about to leave in his horse chariot; he says goodbye to his wife.

The right way to get Zeus' favor.

The right way to get Zeus' favor.

Second in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts two warriors riding fishes.

The right way to get Zeus' favor.

First in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts some men running in the Olympic games of ancient Greece.

Fifth in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water) and depicts the Greek goddess of victory (Romans called her Victoria). Unnameable name thanks to a sports brand :(

A laurel wreath, symbol of wisdom and glory.

A laurel wreath, symbol of wisdom and glory.

A laurel wreath, symbol of wisdom and glory.

This image of the winged goddess Victoria is a recreated digital version based on the relief on a red gloss terra sigillata ware made in Southern Gaul during Classic Period. Nike is Greek equivalent of the Roman goddess Victoria,

Greek Fish and octopus drawing