Términos

Término que entró en uso a mediados del siglo XVI en Inglaterra para aparadores autoestables utilizados para el almacenamiento de comida y bebida, generalmente en la forma de un aparador de dos hileras con puertas perforadas o con barrotes para ventilación. Use “alacena” con referencia a formas similares fabricadas antes, después o durante la época medieval.

Stables that board horses and carriages for hire.

Registers of brand designs belonging to various livestock owners.

Marks made on the hide of a living animal to identify its owner; usually made by freezing or searing with hot irons.

Communities of any size that have livestock as a major industry.

Objects that are used for breeding, caring for, and study of animals kept on a farm for use or profit, especially cattle, sheep, and pigs.

Simple structures for sheltering or housing livestock.

Idiófonos de fricción de madera de Nueva Irlanda, que consiste en un bloque curvo con tres (rara vez cuatro o cinco) ranuras de corte transversal. La superficie superior plana se divide así en la lengua, el interprete frota la superficie con las manos para producir tonos.

Refers to persons who are currently alive.

Languages characterized by the existence of people still living who learned the language as a first language.

The term, specific to the discussion of Indian art and culture, relates to issues about the continuity of traditions. It was felt that the British administration and educational system in India were undermining the art and craft system in the country, which had had a continuity of development. Soon after independence, a number of government institutions and museums dedicated to rural arts and crafts emerged in India. Modern artists in the urban contexts also invested considerable attention to the contexts, techniques, and forms of traditional art practices. This engagement brought new questions on how to define tradition in the 20th century; how to reconcile the relationship between modern and traditional art; how to support a sustainable environment for traditional arts; and how these disappearing art forms might be preserved. Artists in Baroda were particularly interested in these questions, which translated into various institutional initiatives, Fine Art Fairs, research projects, and artist exchanges and workshops with artisans from rural contexts.

Nationality, culture, and style of Livonia, a historic region on the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea, located in present-day Latvia.

Moribund language of the Finnic division of Finno-Ugric languages; closely related to Estonian.

General term for any of a number of monetary in use in France between the 8th and 18th centuries.

Extracción de un elemento o compuesto de una aleación o mezcla sólida por disolución.

A type of fine-grained, platy serpentine that is mottlish yellow with dark gray or black patches. The name refers to its resemblance to a snake's skin.

Rollos chinos que contienen caligrafía y / o imágenes, pretende ser desenrollado vertical y colgados en la pared.

En tejido; se refiere a cuerdas, alambres, o tiras de acero que pasa a través de la urdimbre en un telar después de pasar a través de la caña, permitiendo a los hilos de urdimbre que se separen, lo que permite el servicio para pasar a través de la trama. Lizos se consideran un gran avance en el desarrollo de la tecnología del tejido.

Juntas entre dos elementos de albañilería adyacentes en la misma dirección.