Términos

Variedad de resina fósil de color marrón, que tiene un alto contenido de oxígeno. Se encuentra en depósitos en el mar Báltico y se caracteriza por ser densa y poco pulida. Anteriormente se había clasificado como mineralógicamente distinta de la común succinite Báltico sobre la base de las propiedades físicas como la densidad y las propiedades químicas como el índice de saponificación, aunque la prueba más reciente ha encontrado que esto es falso.

Posada, hotel o casa privada que ofrece una habitación para pasar la noche y el desayuno de la mañana siguiente, todo incluido en el mismo precio.

Herramientas manuales de hoja estrecha que tienen una gubia en forma de V; utilizadas en carpintería para cortar ranuras, en torneado de madera o para cortar piezas en dos.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico de mismo nombre que vive al este de Senegal, Guinea-Bissau y oeste de Guinea.

A class of natural red dyes derived from various plants of the genus Galium.

Complexes or plots of land where bees are raised in apiaries and where their products collected for livelihood or commerce.

Beehives located in a hollow tree or log. The term derives from the use of Black Gum trees for this practice in the southern United States. Natural hollowed trees, often modified by humans, have long been used by beekeepers of Europe; the practice continued in the Americas. Eventually, practice evolved so that harvested sections of hollow trees were set upright in apiaries, often with sticks inserted for support of the honeycomb. As with bee skeps, harvest of honey from a bee gum destroys the colony. For a general reference to bee nests, use the broader "beehives (apiaries)."

Beehives made of baskets placed open-end-down, in use for over 2,000 years in beekeeping. Early examples were made of wicker plastered with mud and dung; later examples were made of straw or coils of grass. Typically there is a single entrance at the bottom of the bee skep. There is no internal structure provided for the bees, as the colony produces its own honeycomb attached to the inside of the bee skep.

Bake ovens having a shape resembling a beehive.

Ovens or kilns having a beehive-like shape and used for producing coke, a product derived from mineral coal.

Artefactos eléctricos que, cuando son activados, producen sonidos cortos relativamente agudos, a intervalos regulares sobre un período de tiempo, tal como en un busca personas o en el collar de un animal para seguirle la pista.

Containers, designed to be water tight and typically made of styrofoam or hard plastic, used to chill beer.

Pressurized kegs, made of a wide variety of materials, including wood, plastic, and aluminum, and now made predominantly of stainless steel, used for storing, transporting, and dispensing beer. Although standard beer kegs featured the curved sides mimicking barrel staves, most contemporary beer kegs are straight-sided cylindrical containers..

Valves used for controlling the flow of beer.

The action of asking earnestly; specifically for alms, performed by indigent people or mendicants.

Bowls used in many cultures for soliciting food or other alms.

Stone monuments with either incised text and/or images. The inscriptions found on bei in northern China heavily influenced the epigraphic school of calligraphy and painting during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) and early Republican era (1912-1949).

Se refiere al estilo de cerámica encontrado en Persia desde aproximadamente 6000 al 4000 a.C. El estilo se caracteriza por cerámica atemperada con paja y a veces ligeramente bruñida que tiene una superficie de color beige a beige anaranjado.