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File:Neolithic Infant Feeding Cup, Africa, 1000 BCE-400 BCE Wellcome L0057861.jpg

Infants sucked liquids through the conical spout of this simple earthenware feeding cup. It was excavated in 1912 from the grave of twin children in Jebel Moya, Sudan, where Henry Wellcome funded and led a major archaeological expedition.

maker: Unknown maker

Place made: Sudan

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Keywords: feeding cup; Nursing

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  • Photo number: L0057861
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