Términos

Axes or chisels from the Middle Bronze Age, successors to the flanged axe. They consist of two parts, the blade with sharp cutting edge and the handle, set in a split handle, separated by a transverse rib to keep the handle from splitting.

Post mills having a shorter central post, and developed specifically as sawmills.

Paletas de mano yeseras en la que los bordes están activados, utilizando para acabar yeso en las esquinas.

Flautas de tubo de Birmania, hechas de bambú y con siete agujeros para los dedos.

Sombrero femenino, de materiales variados, que tiene un ala amplia el cual enmarca el rostro. Está inspirado en sombreros similares pintados en los retratos de Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) y Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792).

Teja o ladrillo utilizado para pavimentar un piso de cervecería.

Llanura extensa, generalmente cubierta de hierba, de América del Sur.

Style and culture of a Native American tribe in Virginia, once a part of the Powhatan paramountcy of Algonquian-speaking Indians. Known today as the "Pamunkey Indian Tribe," federally recognized in 2016.

Members of a genus containing two extant species of apes. The term "chimpanzees" properly refers to the genus and both or either species, however, it is sometimes used to refer to the species of common chimpanzee, Pan troglodytes.

Úsese en general para un alimento cocido hecho con una masa compuesta de harina o carne de varias plantas, agua y otros ingredientes, con o sin adición de un agente leudante. Use específicamente para barras o pasteles de masa hecha con harina y cocinados en horno.

Un tipo de vasija ritual china de bronce utilizado para contener agua durante las abluciones. Tiene la forma de una cubeta poco profunda que descansa sobre un soporte de anillo.

Se refiere a hojas (láminas) de oro que han sido martilladas o hechas por rodillo quedando muy delgadas y finas (alrededor de 0.1 micrómetros, ó 4 millonésimo de una pulgada de grosor). En el arte, la hoja de oro ha sido aplicada a pinturas, esculturas, manuscritos, y artes decorativas desde alrededor de 1500 a.C. En los años 1920, el proceso de crear la hoja de oro satisfactoriamente fue automatizado

Una hoja golpeada y muy fina que es utilizada para dorar, logrando efecto plateado. A menudo es utilizado como sustituto de la hoja de plata porque el paladio, un metal precioso que es parte del grupo de elementos del platino, a temperaturas normales no se pone negro. La hoja de paladio es ligeramente opaca en apariencia a la hoja de plata.

Members of a species of hominid found only in lowland rainforests of the Congo river. They differ from the other extant species of the genus Pan, Pan troglodytes, in being more slender, with longer limbs, a narrower chest, a rounder head with a less-protruding face, descending from trees only to move between trees, and having different behaviors and dynamics in social groups. In older classifications, the bonobo and the common chimpanzee were classified as one species.

Members of a species of hominid found in tropical forests and wet savannas of western and central Africa, although their habitat was formerly much larger. They are characterized by a body that is mostly covered by dark brown hair, having thumbs and its big toes that are opposable, and differing from the other extant species of the genus Pan, bonobos, in being more robust, having a more protruding face, spending more time out of the trees, and having different behaviors and dynamics in social groups. In older classifications, the bonobo and the common chimpanzee were classified as one species.