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This piece is from the Jomon Period and dates back to 12000 BC. used for decoration
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From Egypt during time period where it was believed that glass was discovered, but really it was just overheating kilns making colored glazes.
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Antolia. The clay used was found in river beds. The clay got there from erosion, floods, and alluvial silting. Red clay is preferred considering its finer quality and its high level of iron. Bottle used for drinking
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Jug from Ayios Onoufrios. An Early Minoan clay pot. It reminds me of a tea pot, they are both meant to hold liquids.
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Amphora. Greek. may be first greek vase with potter's name on it.
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Flared bowl. Peru. has tiny clay balls in bottom so that it will rattle
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Created during Sung Dynasty in China. Celadon Plate.
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This piece is a water dropper. It dates back to the late song period to the Mongol Yuan. A calligrapher or a painter would of used this to dispel one single drop of water.
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Tlatilco, Mexico. mask
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Lantern with shape of a dome shaped building. Syria
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Pilgrim flask. France
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Incense box. Plum flower. Japan
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Incense burner. Japan
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Gondola cup. Woman in bath for decoration. France.
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Bowl. New York City. It has orange tiger lilies.
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