Droop cup
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title:
Droop cup
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Droop cups are a type of Little-master cup in the pottery of ancient Greece, produced about 550 to 510 BC, probably mostly in Laconia. A few examples date to the fifth century BC. They are named after John Percival Droop, an English archaeologist, who first recognised the type. Droop cups have black concave lips, more clearly distinguished from the lower vase body than on other types of Little-master cup. The feet are high; at the upper end they bear a ridge in natural base clay colour and a sim
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Type of ancient Greek pottery
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droop_cup
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2023-10-30T12:11:33Z
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