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Those of us of a certain age still refer to people's contacts as their "Rolodex" (as in "he's got a great Rolodex for people in that industry") even though none of us has used one in years. I wonder how many younger colleagues don't understand what we mean.
in fact, the name identifies a theatre which has places by both sides (amphi- = "around to" but also "both") while the picture shows clearly a single side theatre (theatron in greek).
Properly, an amphitheatre is the Colosseum of Rome (or the ones you can find still standing in Verona, Capua, Arles, Nimes)