File:نزلة الفخار - الفيوم.jpg
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English: The village of Manzala in Fayoum Governorate was not just a village whose sons, generation after generation, mastered the craft of making handmade pottery, although it relied in its craft on primitive manufacturing methods, as the method of making it was inherited by children from parents and grandparents, so that they called it "the mother of villages."
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