Términos

Cañamazo sólido y pesado utilizado fundamentalmente en velas de barco, tiendas de campaña y tapices de muebles.

Pequeños recipientes, generalmente de metal o plástico y con asas, para que una persona lleve una merienda desde el hogar a la escuela o al trabajo.

Textil durable y de trama apretada y tejido simple, antes fabricado de lino pero ahora habitualmente de algodón, fabricado en diferentes pesos, muy similar a la arpillera pero más fino y ligero. Comúnmente usado para tiendas de campaña, cinturones y ropa.

Monuments comprising rectangular or trapezoidal tumuli or earth mounds, often believed to be collective tombs. They are found at Neolithic sites in the British Isles and at later sites of Celtic, Slavic, and Baltic cultures of Northern Europe.

Gowns worn by infants, having a very long skirt designed to somewhat restrict movement and to keep the baby's legs warm by being so long that he or she cannot easily kick the skirt off the legs.

Spades fitted with longer hafts than the normal length of 14-22 inches, and a wider blade rounded to a point.

Layout feature of texts, printed or manuscript, characterized by lines of text written from side to side across a page, in contrast to texts written in vertical "columns (layout features)."

Method of acquiring property for use over an extended period of time, but without transferring ownership to the second party.

The status or attribute of living a long lifespan.

The state of desiring a person, thing, or event.

La dimensión de una línea horizontal recta que se extiende desde el lado izquierdo hasta el lado derecho de una forma horizontal. El uso puede superponerse con "ancho".

The angular distance east or west of the Prime Meridian, which runs through Greenwich, England. Meridians are imaginary north-south lines on the Earth's surface that connect both geographic poles.

Colocado o que corre longitudinalmente en relación a algo.

Refers to the culture, style, and period associated with the late Ming Dynasty, 1567-1572. The period is so short that no specific decorative style can accurately be associated with it. The blue and white and enamelled polychrome wares of the preceeding period continued without interruption.

Celadon stoneware produced in kilns in the town of Longquan (province of Zhejiang), China, from the Song to the mid-Qing dynasties (roughly from the 11th to the 18th century).

Refiere al estilo de la cerámica encontrado en la región de Manchuria meridional con Hopei, Honan del este y Shatung. hasta el sur cerca de Chekeing. El estilo es caracterizado por las ceramicas negras y pulidas, a menudo incididas en una variedad amplia de formas.

Refers to the products of the African people living in northern Cameroon / northeastern Nigeria.

Genus containing around 200 species of ornamental shrubs and climbers native to temperate zones of both hemispheres, although they also grow in the Himalayas, southern Asia, and North Africa. Most species have two-lipped, fragrant flowers and red, orange, or black berries.