Términos

UCL (Universal Color Language) standard color name identifying a range of red colors.

Se refiere al estilo de cerámica encontrado en Mesopotamia del sur y Persia occidental del sur durante el quinto milenio a.C. El estilo se caracteriza por cerámica decorada con diseños pintados en negro y se encuentra en una variedad de formas que incluyen grandes cuencos convexos y carenados.

Distinctive religious songs associated with African-American Christians of the southern United States; they were originally derived from African slaves having applied African musical elements to hymns that were ultimately European in origin.

Se refiere a una serie de colores gris o negruzco oscuros semejantes al color de tinta negro, que es un material líquido utilizado para escribir, dibujar, e imprimir.

Una forma de negro carbón producido por calcinamiento de material vegetal.

UCL (Universal Color Language) standard color name identifying a range of blackish colors.

Central and South American vessels of particular type, of large size and open.

Central and South American indigenous ceramic pots of a certain type, used for cooking food, often quinoa. They are broad-based and often have handles and a lid.

Indigenous Central or South American ceramic containers for eating, similar in form to a plate.

Genus containing aquatic plants with large, showy flowers resembling water lilies.

Species of aquatic perennial plant native to tropical Asia and Australia, having showy white or pink flowers. Under favorable circumstances its seeds may remain viable for many years, with the oldest recorded lotus germination occurring with seeds that were 1,300 years old, recovered from a dry lakebed in China. It is a sacred bloom in Hindu and Buddhist iconography.

Family of aquatic plants containing two species. Some authorities consider the two species to constitute a separate order (Nelumbonales) because of important botanical characteristics that suggest a different evolutionary origin from the other water lilies.

Describe obras creadas por el pueblo africano de mismo nombre, un grupo beréber nómade que vive en Mauritania y Mali.

Filo de gusanos invertebrados, en su mayoría de tamaño microscópico, caracterizados por su cavidad del cuerpo, el pseudocoel, que surge en el embrión de una manera diferente a la que se encuentra en los animales más avanzados y que no tiene revestimiento epitelial.

Style and culture of the African ethnic group of the same name inhabiting the eastern Niger River Delta.

Phylum of approximately 900 known species representing the simplest animals to possess a circulatory system and a gut with a separate mouth and anus. The body is usually long and slender and is often extended greatly during movement. Most are marine free-living forms, but there are also a few parasites and some that live in freshwater or on land.