Términos

Bolsa para dinero.

Nationality or culture of Monaco, a small independent principality on the Mediterranean coast of France.

Aleación compuesta por aproximadamente 67% de níquel, 28% de cobre, y 5% de otros elementos, tales como hierro.

Genus of sea snails.

Small marine gastropod that flourishes in the Indian Ocean, having a porcelain-like shell that is used as money in some parts of Africa and Southern Asia.

Devices for sorting and counting paper money or coins.

Eastern Han artifacts, money trees were good luck charms placed in tombs; so named because of their cast bronze branches laden with leaves made of coins. The branches also contain mythological figures and objects important to Han belief.

Style and culture of people speaking a Bantu language called "Mongo" and living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire). This includes any of several peoples living in the African equatorial forest, south of the main Congo River bend and north of the Kasai and Sankuru rivers in Congo (Kinshasa), such as the ethnic groups Bokote, Ekonda, Bolia, Sengele, Ntomba, Ndengese, Songomeno, Mbole, Bongandu, Boyela, Nkutu, and Tetela-Kusu. They speak dialects of a common language, Mongo or Nkundo, which belongs to the Benue-Congo branch of the Niger-Congo languages.

Styles belonging to Mongo region cultures.

Nacionalidad, cultura o estilo de la nación actual de Mongolia. Para los grupos tribales históricos de Asia central que habitan en las Planicies de Mongolia, use el término Mongol (cultura o estilo).

Estilo y cultura de los grupos mongoles de Asia Central, que son grupos tribales y viven en las estepas de Mongolia, comparten un lenguaje común y tradiciones trashumantes. Para la nacionalidad y cultura de la nación de Mongolia, use Mongol (actual).