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beaker
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beaker
a cylindrical flat-bottomed container used in laboratories, usually made of glass and having a pouring lip

beaker [′bē·kər]
(naval architecture)
A shipboard vessel, usually used for storing water.
(science and technology)
A deep, open-mouthed, cylindrical vessel with thin walls, which usually has a projecting lip for pouring.


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Hosted by XFM's Clint Boon, the afternoon began with some of the best up-and-coming bands from the town, with sets from Chilli Con Carnival, The Little Hydes, Ariel Chambers, Beaker Folk of the Bronze Age, Silent Thunder and Red Orchestra, before performances from Ghengis Grimes, Hang Project and Mama Beani.
Liverpool bands The Little Hydes and Beaker Folk of the Bronze Age complete the line-up.
Then perhaps your ancestors were nomadic Beaker folk from the steppes of western Asia.
 
 
 
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