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Dr Amy Boyington@history_with_amy Why are babies always holding coral rattles in historic paintings? #history #historyfacts #coral
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@henylienka 👍🏻😲🪸🤗👍🏻
@fak___ Interesting thx. Never noticed that before
@fuiur I would have never associated cats with coral and here we are. Male cats, that is.
@angiehear I love the history! Sometimes I get depressed how rich people are just continually so horrible no matter what era
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@yana_yanchikova So interesting!
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@_cc22_5 😮
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@acheerfulnest Fascinating 👏
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@sierraraine2 My friend has a large collection of these. They are lovely
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@13caitsidhe Choking hazard! Yikes
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@clemaginary What lovely, whimsical choking hazards 😂
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@cheriseloff They are actually called coral and bells. I have one with a whistle.
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@harelnefracture I guess some things really don't change!