Definition: "Farinon" was a term in ancient Mesopotamia used to refer to the material used for making pottery, which included clay and metal (iron). It's believed that it refers to an ingredient commonly found in fermented foods or beverages. The specific term is lost over time but suggests it could be made of either clay or iron (as suggested by its Greek name "faron" meaning "butter") depending on the culture.
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