These wines were stored in sealed earthenware amphorae and kept for many years.
The shoulders of "lekythoi", amphorae and stirrup jars bore ornamental decoration.
The remnants of numerous wine amphorae have been found, including some ceramic fragments.
The amphorae had been used for transporting wine.
These amphorae, essentially, served for the transport and storage of cereals, fruits, wine and olive oil.
Pottery from this period was also found, including amphorae and locally made plates and other items.
Many of them were different types of pottery, such as amphorae, kraters, pelikei, and many others.
Especially amphorae, "lekythoi", "hydriai" and plates were painted.
