Términos

Species of large evergreen tree growing to 30 m in height, native to boreal forests of northern North America.

Wood from Picea mariana, found in North America. It is a yellow, lightweight wood with a straight grain logged primarily as pulp wood, but also used for piles, posts, and ship construction.

Species of medium sized evergreen spruce growing at high altitudes in western North America, from Idaho and Wyoming to Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico, United States. The blue spruce has a light bluish-gray tone to its needles and is commonly used for landscaping and gardens. Its weak and brittle timber is used locally for log cabins. Occasionally the name blue spruce is incorrectly used for black spruce trees.

Species of coniferous spruce tree native to eastern North America, from eastern Quebec to Nova Scotia, Canada, and from New England to North Carolina, United States, reaching heights up to 40 m. It was almost lost to overharvesting, but was protected by a government act in 1911 which purchased considerable land for national forests.

Species of large coniferous evergreen tree native to the west coast of North America, growing to 70 m tall and capable of living 700 years or more. It is the largest living spruce species and among the largest trees in the world of any genus.

Species of large evergreen spruce native to the western Himalaya and adjacent mountains, from Afghanistan to Nepal, 44 m in height and growing at altitudes of 3,600 m in forests together with deodar cedar, pindrow fir, and blue pine.

The culture or style of the ancient Piceni, the Early Iron Age inhabitants of the Adriatic coast of Italy from Rimini to the Sangro River.

Vasija alta para beber, con una sola asa, generalmente con una tapa con bisagras y a menudo una pieza para el dedo pulgar; por lo general hecha de plata o peltre, pero algunas veces de vidrio.

Textil que suele usarse para colgar en la parte posterior de un santuario, detrás de las imágenes u otros objetos dentro del templo. El término se traduce como "de atrás" o "telón de fondo". La imaginería pintada en el pichhavai varía con los festivales y las estaciones. Pueden decorarse además con brocado, bordado, apliqué, joyas o pintura.

Small versions of cantaros in the form of a duck; examples are in Mapuche culture.

Small clay metawes in the form of a cow; examples are in Mapuche culture.

Clay jars of small size, of a type used by the Mapuche.

Ceramic metewes of small size; examples are in Mapuche culture.

Small clay metawes in the form of a dog; examples are in Mapuche culture.

Family of birds including woodpeckers, piculets, and wrynecks.

Orden que contiene cerca de 400 especies de aves en seis familias distintas, incluyendo jacamares, bucónidos, barbudos y tucanes. Se caracterizan por vivir en bosques, anidar en agujeros, alimentarse de insectos y frutas, y tener los dedos de los extremos capaces de orientarse hacia atrás, algunos se especializaron en escalar y otros usan la estrategia del parasitismo de cría.

Members of a subfamily containing about 180 species in many genera of birds noted for having variegated plumage of bright contrasted colors with various markings and probing for insects in tree bark and for boring nest holes in dead wood.

Tools consisting of a long shaft mounted with a curved metal head with a sharpened point at one end, used for breaking up earth or rock.

Casco de origen alemán usado antes y durante la Primera Guerra Mundial. Se elabora en cuero, crin prensado, o bien de metal. Se caracteriza por tener un una punta metálica o una esfera en la parte superior.

Pancartas portadas o de lo contrario exhibidas por personas pertenecientes a piquetes.