Términos

Style and culture of the Native Americans who have inhabited the Los Angeles Basin and the Southern Channel Islands of California, United States. Many scholars believe they are descended from the Shoshoni-speaking peoples from Nevada who moved into coastal Southern California ca. 1500 BCE.

Roca ígnea similar a la diorita, compuesta predominantemente de minerales ferromagnéticos con cristales visibles al ojo. Tiene la misma composición mineral del basalto.

Registros de acontecimientos públicos publicados periódicamente.

Cajas o estuches de barro refractario al horno en los objetos de cerámica más finos están encerrados y protegidos durante la cocción.

El mecanismo en una cerradura que sujeta el cerrojo antes que sea operado por una llave.

Motif of a mace representing one of the nine symbols for the cosmic principles of the universe, according to the Pāñcarātra literature. These nine weapons and ornaments symbolize the principles which they represent as the presiding deity. The gadā represents Mahat ('cosmic intelligence').

Mallets or blunt maces from the Indian subcontinent. Made either of wood or metal, having a spherical head mounted on a shaft, with a spike on the top. May be used as weapons, or as ceremonial objects that are highly decorated.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita Nigeria.

Familia peces marinos con rayos en aletas como bacalao, eglefino, abadejo y merlán.

Orden de peces con aletas de rayos, como el bacalao y similares.

Fiddles de Bulgaria, por lo general de tres cuerdas. Generalmente, gadulkas se mantienen en posición vertical, aunque en algunas zonas se toca horizontalmente contra el pecho.

Members of a genus containing three species of large and economically important marine fish, some of which can change color at different water depths, may have distinct color phases, feed on mollusks, crabs, squid, small fish, starfish, and worms; some migrate south in winter to spawn. Other species of fish may have the word "cod" in their name, although they are not really cod.

One of the two branches of the Insular Celtic languages.