Field-issue enamelware from the Cairo Institute of Antiquities, stamped for the Ankhe-Khunsu excavation. The same kind of cup that rode in the supply crates to the dig site and came back again — white enamel, steel rim, built to survive the trip. One side carries the Institute's seal; the other, the site designation and field season. Holds 12 oz of whatever gets you through a long dig. Not for the faint of heart or the light of sleep.