Itself a work of art, Shangri La is a center of the Doris Duke Foundation that convenes conversations of local and global significance through its residencies, exhibitions, and community programs. Shangri La’s approach to art reflects our entire organization’s commitment to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice as ongoing active engagements represented in all that we do.
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@@147hobson-ct2odbitch if ur Māori u should be following the kingitanga anyway they’re our biggest representation of a Māori monarch. Which counterattack a lot of pakeha development. I bet you don’t even know why u don’t follow them…
Why do westerns see Damascus or Syria as a desert country ..this is absolutely wrong , Syria was never a desert country, Damascus,and the sounding other cities were always rich with its soil, and big Verity of greens and roses, lots of plants were stolen from Damascus to Europe and Turkey , Syria is Mediterranean country very much like Greece, Italy,Spain ..
There are some features that strongly hint at its actual purpose. The two bends in the neck would disrupt easy pouring, causing liquid to gush out in irregular waves. But they would work well to help prevent accidental spillage and keep the liquid contained. Looking at the mouth of the bottle, the shape is remarkably similar to modern devices used to help women urinate comfortably while camping or hiking. When I showed pictures of ashkdan to friends who camp, they immediately recognized them as female urinals. It is reasonable to assume these bottles were used as female urinals, and "tears" was a period euphemism for urine. If you poured urine on a favored guest's hands or feet, it would certainly be noticed!