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Refers to a method of decoration used by some ancient Greek black-figure artists to decorate small vases. The technique, invented around 530 BCE, involves painting figures in added white, red, or pink on top of a black-glaze ground and incising details so that the black glaze shows through. The resulting effect is similar to red-figure. Beazley named this technique after the Dutch scholar Jan Six, who first drew attention to these polychrome vases.

Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 1500 to 1599 (or 1501 to 1600).

Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 1599 to 1500 (or 1600 to 1501) Before Common Era.

That which is placed in position number six of a sequence.

Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 500 to 599 (or 501 to 600).

Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 599 to 500 (or 600 to 501) Before Common Era.

Millennium in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 5999 to 5000 (or 6000 to 5001) Before Common Era.

Educational institutions in Britain or in a system based on or similar to Britain's, where students in the last two years of secondary school study for entry into advanced schools, including preparation for qualifying exams such as A-levels, GCSEs, etc.

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Classes of magnitude or dimensions, typically numbered, into which articles are divided according to how large they are. Examples are in manufactured clothing, such as shoes, dresses, gloves, and hats.

A shuffleboard game consisting of a portable or fixed board or table on which disks are propelled to the far end to pass through slots, or come to rest on scoring areas.