Some of the most common drinking vessels used by Romans included:
* Cups (pocula): These were small, handleless vessels used for drinking wine or water. They were often made of pottery, glass, or metal.
* Bowls (paterae): These were shallow, wide-mouthed vessels used for drinking wine or water. They were often made of pottery or glass.
* Goblets (calices): These were tall, stemmed vessels with a wide mouth. They were often made of pottery, glass, or metal.
* Pitchers (amphorae): These were large, narrow-mouthed vessels used for transporting or storing wine or water. They were often made of pottery or glass.
* Flasks (lagenae): These were small, narrow-mouthed vessels used for transporting or storing wine or water. They were often made of pottery or glass.
In addition to these vessels, Romans also used other objects to drink from, such as seashells, animal horns, and even skulls.