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VGT_Cup 03.04.2016
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VGT_Cup 03.04.2016
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VGT_Cup 03.04.2016
copyright by Foto Fischer, Herrengasse 7 ( Altstadtpassage ), 8010 Graz, Tel.: 0043/ 316/ 82 53 22, Fax DW4,
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Ahhh….Coffee!!!!!!!!
The smell, the taste, the caffeine lift and the shared experience of coffee have become a staple of our modern life and culture.
Researches say: Just a cup a day helps prevent cirrhosis of the liver (a disease causing progressive damage and scarring of the liver tissue and function)
VGT_Cup 03.04.2016
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Apollo Cup
c. 480-470 BCE
Delphi Museum, Greece
White-ground kylix (two-handled wide drinking cup) with a beautiful image of the god Apollo holding his turtle-shell lyre and pouring out a libation (offering), probably wine. I'm not sure whether the bird is a crow or a raven, although my hunch is it's a raven, since that bird is usually known for its intelligence.
© 2005 Ellen Brundige
Illustration for Ancient Greece Odyssey: A Traveller's Journal
P.S. For more information and photos of Apollo in Greek art, check my Greek God Apollo Trivia Quiz.
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VGT_Cup 03.04.2016
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Prior to the Queen's Coronation in 1953 thousands of Liverpool schoolchildren were given these cups by the City Council as a memento of the occasion . There's probably still thousands in circulation . This is the back view .
The little town of Spiro, Oklahoma is home to the Spiro Mounds. Around the first millennia, this town of mound builder native Americans controlled over 1/3 of the United States. They traded with other cultures all over the Americas. An impressive place that lost its power and significance around 1250 AD. This is a fragment of a shell cup from around 1250, showing a dancer with painted or tattooed designs on his body.
Contents of tin at Treasured Tin Swap sent to Lynne at englishteacup.blogspot.com/.
See more details on my blog at www.debsvintagesoul.blogspot.com/
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