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    The document describes 6 different types of tableware used for serving and storing wine from ancient Greece and the Byzantine era to the 20th century, as identified by students ages 5-6 from Romiri Pre-primary school in Zakynthos, Greece. The tableware includes an Oinochoe ceramic wine pitcher from 600-575 BC, a Canata clay wine jug from 6th century BC Athens, a 17-18th century glazed ceramic Mastrapas jug, a 19th century large glass Ntamitzana vessel, and a 20th century glass Carafe bottle.

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    The document describes 6 different types of tableware used for serving and storing wine from ancient Greece and the Byzantine era to the 20th century, as identified by students ages 5-6 from Romiri Pre-primary school in Zakynthos, Greece. The tableware includes an Oinochoe ceramic wine pitcher from 600-575 BC, a Canata clay wine jug from 6th century BC Athens, a 17-18th century glazed ceramic Mastrapas jug, a 19th century large glass Ntamitzana vessel, and a 20th century glass Carafe bottle.

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    "Art of Everyday Iife" - Greece

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    The document describes 6 different types of tableware used for serving and storing wine from ancient Greece and the Byzantine era to the 20th century, as identified by students ages 5-6 from Romiri Pre-primary school in Zakynthos, Greece. The tableware includes an Oinochoe ceramic wine pitcher from 600-575 BC, a Canata clay wine jug from 6th century BC Athens, a 17-18th century glazed ceramic Mastrapas jug, a 19th century large glass Ntamitzana vessel, and a 20th century glass Carafe bottle.

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    tableware

    Romiri Pre-primary school, ZAKYNTHOS, GREECE

    Oinochoe

    Black-figure ceramic pot with a pinched rim, used to serve wine. Corinthos, 600-575 B.C. National Archeological Museum of Athens. Theodosis, 6 years, pre-primary school.

    Canata

    Clay jug with handle used to serve wine. Athens, 6th century B.C. Byzantine and Christian Museum of Athens.

    Valeria, 6 years, pre-primary school.

    Mastrapas

    Glazed ceramic jug of 17-18th. A sort of carafe used as a cooler for drinks, especially wine.

    Teo, 6 years, pre-primary school.

    Ntamitzana.

    Large glass vessel used for storing wine, covered in rope, dry weed and metal, 19th century. Folk Art Museum of Ioannina University.

    Theodosis, 5 years, pre-primary school.

    Carafe.

    Glassware broadrimmed bottle used for wine. 20th century.

    Spyros 6 years, pre-primary school.

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