Términos

Vasija que contiene o está destinada a guardar las cenizas de cuerpos cremados.

Vasijas para contener o servir té, de diversas formas pero con un grifo en lugar de un pico; generalmente montadas sobre patas o un soporte, pudiendo contar con un artefacto para calentar el té. Pueden formar parte de un servicio de té. Prefiéra "urna de agua caliente" para vasijas en forma de urna destinadas a contener o servir agua caliente al momento de servir el té, las cuales pueden también formar parte de un servicio de té.

Relicarios en forma de un rectángulo como una caja, incluyendo las formas de una caja, ataúd, o edificio coronado por una cubierta en forma de tejado.

Genus of two species of North and South America, one of which lives only on the Channel Islands off the California coast.

Any of a class of sugar acids occuring in various polysaccharides and in urine with both an aldehyde and a carboxyl group. It is the product of a monosaccharide in which the terminal group has been oxidized.

Distinctive vessels, resembling either very large cantirs or aríbalos; known in Incan or other indigenous Latin American cultures.

Familia que contiene nueve especies de seis géneros, que se caracteriza por ser grande, de cola corta, con patas robustas, hocico largo, pelo hirsuto, y patas con cinco plantígrados garras no retráctiles. Los osos son omnívoros, por lo general, pero algunos osos son totalmente carnívoros (como el oso polar) o vegetarianos (como el panda)

Género que contiene cuatro especies vivientes y por lo menos una especie extinta, así como muchas subespecies, como el oso negro, oso pardo y oso polar.

Miembros de una especie que contiene más de 20 subespecies y hasta 80 variedad del oso peludo nativo de a Europa, Asia y el noroeste de Norteamérica.

Members of a subspecies of brown bear native to the mountainous districts of western North America, characterized by their massive size, humped shoulders, elevated forehead that contributes to a somewhat concave profile, and fur that is brownish to buff in color with hairs that are typically silver- or pale-tipped, giving them the grizzled (hair sprinkled with gray) appearance for which they are named.

Members of a subspecies of brown bear native to the Kodiak Islands of southcentral Alaska, noted as the largest of living land carnivores.

Members of a species of large, solitary, strictly carnivorous bear found throughout the Arctic region, having a stocky build, long neck, relatively small head, short rounded ears, a short tail, insulating blubber, black skin, and fur comprising dense underfur with an outer layer of guard hairs that appear white or biege but are actually transparent. The polar bear travels long distances over vast desolate expanses, generally on drifting oceanic ice floes, searching for seals, its primary prey. It is endangered by loss of habitat resulting from global warming. According to both fossil and genetic evidence, the polar bear diverged from the arctic brown bear around 200,000 years ago, when it is probable that a population of brown bears became isolated during a period of glaciation in the Pleistocene.

Members of an extinct species of very large bear notable for its habit of inhabiting European caves, where its remains are frequently preserved. The cave bear is best known from late Pleistocene cave deposits, although it can be traced back to Late Pliocene times.

Family containing around 45 genera of herbs, shrubs, small trees, and vines, distributed primarily in tropical regions. The family is typical of the nettle order (Urticales). Many species, especially the nettles (Urtica) and Australian nettle trees (Laportea), have stinging hairs on the stems and leaves. The leaves are varied and the sap is usually watery. The small, greenish flowers often form clusters in the leaf axils. Both male and female flowers may be borne on the same plant.

Language family of southwestern Bolivia.

Se refiere al período Protoalfabetizado de aproximadamente 4000 al 2900 a.C., en Mesopotamia del sur, que lleva el nombre del sitio de Uruk. Durante este período se produjeron adelantos como la invención de la escritura y sellos cilíndricos, el surgimiento de ciudades grandes, el establecimiento de comercio extendido y la aparición de edificios públicos monumentales.