Términos

Subclass of reptiles having no temporal skull openings, no teeth in living members (although certain extinct species had teeth), being egg-laying, and having a body encased in bony shell. Dating from the Pennsylvanian to present.

Espacios cerrados, colocados en estanterías o salas pequeñas para guardar ropa de cama y toallas.

Teoría política dirigida a maximizar la libertad personal y abolir el Estado y toda autoridad gubernamental.

Persona que promueve una filosofía política que rechaza toda autoridad estatal y gobierno obligatorio por considerarlos tanto innecesario como dañino.

Reensamblado de un monumento u otra estructura a partir de sus partes rotas.

Familia de aves que comprende patos, gansos y cisnes. Varias clasificaciones la dividen en 3 subfamilias y de 8 a 12 tribus.

Now extinct, Anatolian languages were spoken during the 1st and 2nd millennia BCE in what is presently Asian Turkey and northern Syria. The best-known Anatolian language is Hittite.

The Islamic style and culture of Anatolia.

Beliefs and practices of the ancient peoples and civilizations of what is now Turkey and Armenia, including the Hittites, Hattians, Luwians, Hurrians, Assyrian colonists, Urartians, and Phrygians. Until comparatively recent times, the pre-Christian religions of Anatolia (Asia Minor) were known only through the works of classical writers. For the Greeks and Romans, Asia Minor was above all the home of the religion of Cybele, the Great Mother of the Gods, whose cult was centred in Phrygian Pessinus.

Se refiere a la cultura que se desarrolló en la antigüedad en el área geográfica de Turquía moderna.

Disciplina concerniente con la estructura, función y desarrollo de las células, tejidos y órganos que constituyen el cuerpo animal.

Buildings or rooms used in teaching anatomy at early modern universities. The plan was typically an amphitheater, with a tiered structure around a central table upon which the dissection of cadavers was performed.

Persona que estudia la estructura, función y desarrollo de las células, tejidos y órganos que constituyen el cuerpo animal.

General term for religions based on obeisance to or reverence of the spirits of the dead, particularly ancestors, who may be considered capable of influencing the physical world or interceding on behalf of the living to the gods.