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  <dc:title>Infant feeding bottle</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Boat-shaped feeding bottle, narrow opening for mouth and bigger opening at the top for pouring in the liquid. Infants were fed pap (bread or flour diluted with water) or panada (bread broth and legumes mixed with fats or eggs) through this boat-shaped feeding bottle. The bottle is made from glass. Pap and panada supplemented breast milk.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1800-1899</dc:date>
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