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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-4452, described as Vase, broken

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6671, described as Pottery: deep pointed-bottomed, red cup, broken black band on rim; least diameter 5 cm, greatest diameter 6 1/2 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6617, described as Red pottery cup with deep, pointed bottom and broken rim; least diameter 4cm, greatest diameter 6.5cm, height 14cm

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-2470, described as Small slender pottery jar, pointed bottom, wavy broken rim, l d 5, height 16 cm, Dynasty XVIII

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-8230, described as Cup, broken

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6630, described as Red pottery cup with deep, pointed bottom and black band around a chipped rim; least diameter 4cm, greatest diameter 6cm, height 15cm

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6631, described as Red pottery cup with deep, point bottom and black band around rim. Small chip in rim. Least diameter 4.5cm, greatest diameter 6cm, height 16cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-7703, described as Pottery: deep red cup, rim broken, black band

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-7990, described as Cup, broken

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-7047, described as Pottery: deep pointed bottomed red cup, broken.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-4452, described as Vase, broken

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6671, described as Pottery: deep pointed-bottomed, red cup, broken black band on rim; least diameter 5 cm, greatest diameter 6 1/2 cm.

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6617, described as Red pottery cup with deep, pointed bottom and broken rim; least diameter 4cm, greatest diameter 6.5cm, height 14cm

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-2470, described as Small slender pottery jar, pointed bottom, wavy broken rim, l d 5, height 16 cm, Dynasty XVIII

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-8230, described as Cup, broken

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6630, described as Red pottery cup with deep, pointed bottom and black band around a chipped rim; least diameter 4cm, greatest diameter 6cm, height 15cm

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-6631, described as Red pottery cup with deep, point bottom and black band around rim. Small chip in rim. Least diameter 4.5cm, greatest diameter 6cm, height 16cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-7990, described as Cup, broken

Broken beer cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Broken beer cup, accession number 6-7047, described as Pottery: deep pointed bottomed red cup, broken.

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D2000.002: Arizona State University/Stephen H. Savage (January 28, 2000–n/a)2 objects

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