Términos

Steel helmets of a distinctive style developed by the Imperial German Army to replace the traditional boiled-leather "pickelhaubes" (spiked combat helmets) in 1916 during World War I. Stahlhelms comprised a steel outer shell with a liner made of a headband and padding materials.

Removal of stains from textiles and other materials.

People or corporate bodies who design and construct stained glass works, which are windows or other objects made of glass colored by adding metallic oxides to the molten glass.

Windows made with stained glass.

People whose employment is staining, particularly those who color wood or other building or furniture materials with pigments that penetrate below the surface. Stainers belonged to special guilds in Europe from the Middle Ages onward. For those who apply pigment to cloth, use "dyers."

Discolorations produced by the penetration of foreign matter into a fabric, wood, or coating. This term designates material damage and is not to be confused with a substance that is used as a protective coating or colorant.

People or corporate bodies who specialize in designing and constructing stair cases and stair rails, which are steps that allow access from one level of a structure to another.

Any individual or group with a stake in an organization or enterprise who may be vitally effected by its actions and should be consulted or considered. Includes stockholders, financially invested parties with a governing interest, but also employees of a business and the community at large. Usage applied by practitioners of fields such as archaeology and heritage management.

Icicle-like formations of calcium carbonate, depending from the roof or sides of a cavern and produced by the dropping of waters which have percolated through, and partially dissolved, the overlying limestone.

An incrustation or deposit, more or less like an inverted stalactite, on the floor of a cavern, formed by the dropping from the roof of some material in solution.

Mature male equines.

In Indian architecture, a pillar; column; Types: Rucaka, Bhadraka, Vardhamāna, Brahmakānta, Viṣṇukānta, Īśakānta/Rudrakānta, Indrakānta, etc.

In Indian architecture, a gate pattern; see also makara-tōraṇa.

In Indian architecture, a grille made up of pillarettes.

In Indian architecture, a śākhā/jamb in the form of a pillar; pillaret-formed jambs.

In Indian architecture, a pillar-bracket, a member of the capital-complex.

In Indian architecture, a little pillar; pillarette.

Vasijas de la Antigua Grecia para almacenar líquidos generalmente con un cuerpo ovoide y hombros altos, un cuello corto, una boca ancha, dos asas laterales y algunas veces una cubierta. Generalmente más pequeñas que las ánforas.

Obras de arte creadas por medio del estampado con timbres de goma, timbres vegetales y otros tipos de timbres.