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Mortar and pestle for grinding ingredients, Portugal, 16th century AD

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      https://www.antiguidadessaoroque.com/artworks/categories/21/571-almofariz-conventual-em-pedra-portugal-sec.-xvi/

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        This was owned by nuns (the page says it's conventual [from a convent]), and probably made by themselves.

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