Anguiped is definitely the word of the day here! I just spelled it incorrectly in the tweet…
An ancient burial mound; a barrow
A type of volcanic mudstone
A kind of divinity from the Greco-Roman period,with serpents for legs
A small pillar
A small lockable box in which valuables may be kept
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1220179466770681857
Three-couch dining room of the ancient Greco-Roman Mediterranean
An ancient dining couch used by the Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans
An ancient (Greek, Etruscan) stringed instrument similar to the lyre
Friendly, lively, and enjoyable
Participants in an equestrian combat sport
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1220175695869095936
Alabastra, you say? Now that’s an awesome sounding word!
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1220153246096011264
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1220172786020356096
There were a LOT of new words I learned from this article so let’s get going!
A distinctly black, burnished ceramic ware, that is the signature ceramic fabric of the Etruscans (name is not theirs though)
Having the form or structure of a metal
Single-handled cup from Etruscan times
A rough, unrefined clay
Two-handled drinking cup from Etruscan times
Water ware jug from Etruscan times
Letters of the alphabet
https://twitter.com/digitalcitizen/status/1220150337623011328
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