Términos

Refiere a elementos o influencia de estilo derivadas del lenguaje, alfabeto, o escritura arábica, en cualquier lugar del mundo donde se encuentre. Para referencia a la cultura de la península arábica, use "Arabica (cultura)".

Genus containing around 70 species of annual and perennial flowering plants native to South America.

Species of flowering plant native to tropical South America, but cultivated widely for its edible seeds.

Members of the arthropod group that includes spiders, daddy longlegs, scorpions, and (in the subclass Acari) the mites and ticks, as well as lesser-known subgroups.

Herramienta agrícola utilizada para cortar, alzar, dar la vuelta y pulverizar parcialmente la tierra, especialmente en la preparación del semillero.

Extinct order of small lizard-like terrestrial reptiles dating to the Lower Permian to Upper Triassic.

Estilo y cultura de las regiones montañosas del norte de los Pirineos en España, unidas por una etnia y una lengua comunes.

Aragonite is a widespread mineral, a crystalline form of calcium carbonate that is found in deposits formed at low temperatures near the surface of the earth, occurring as stalactites, in sediments, iron-ore deposits, and basic rocks. It is also commonly found in pearls, coral, and shells. It was used in antiquity for beads and other decorative artifacts.

Style of textile, particularly carpets, from Arak (formerly Sultanabad), Iran.

The Rakhine are a predominantly Theravada Buddhist ethnic group native to the Rakhine State of southwestern Myanmar, with communities also present in Bangladesh and India, comprising approximately 4.61% of Myanmar's total population. Encompassing seven distinct subgroups, they speak a language closely related to Burmese within the Tibeto-Burman language family and have historically been influenced by their proximity to the Indian subcontinent, maintaining long-standing trade and cultural ties with South Asia. The Rakhine people possess a distinct cultural heritage, including their own kingdoms, dynasties, scripts, coinage, and traditions, and their history spans from ancient kingdoms through periods of conquest by the Mughal Empire and Burmese Bamar, to their present-day status in Myanmar.