Usually means: Ancient Greek jar for liquids.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (stamnos)

▸ noun:  (historical) An Ancient Greek pottery container used to store liquids. It is more squat than an amphora, and has handles.

Similar:
askos, stoop, loutrophoros, lekythos, kalpis, stoup, stirrup jar, lakaina, ampulla, lekythus, more...

Opposite:
amphora, krater, hydria, lekythos, oinochoe

Adjectives:
figure, attic, athenian, louvre, etruscan, faliscan

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Similar:
askos, stoop, loutrophoros, lekythos, kalpis, stoup, stirrup jar, lakaina, ampulla, lekythus, more...

Opposite:
amphora, krater, hydria, lekythos, oinochoe

Adjectives:
figure, attic, athenian, louvre, etruscan, faliscan



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