Términos

Buildings or parts of buildings where tanning occurs, which is the treating of hides or skins with tannins to produce leather.

Bandas en relieve estrechas, en particular los miembros superiores del arquitrabe dórico.

Proceso de aplicación de una materia colorante que está en una solución o dispersión fina, así que al menos algo de la materia colorante es absorvida por la sustancia.

Calzado deportivo especialmente diseñado para jugar al tenis.

Juego en el que dos jugadores o parejas de jugadores utilizan raquetas con enrejado de cuerdas para golpear una pelota de tamaño, peso y rebote regulado sobre una red en una cancha rectangular. Los puntos se otorgan al jugador o al equipo cada vez que el oponente no puede devolver correctamente la pelota dentro de las dimensiones prescritas de la cancha.

Juego de pelota semejante al tenis que se practica sobre una mesa con palas pequeñas y pelotas ligeras.

A postclassic Nahua garment design, literally of "eyes on the edge." It was composed with white circles on a black background in a band at the hem. As a prestigious design added to capes, it was typically worn by tlahtohqueh (rulers) and pipiltin (high ranking noble men), and occasionally appeared on women's colthing. The design may also be correlated with the deity Tezcatlipoca.

A copper arsenic sulfide mineral found in hydrothermal veins and contact metamorphic sites, usually containing some antinomy and grading into closely related mineral tetrahedrite, in which antinomy takes the place of arsenic. It is a minor ore of copper.

Culture or condition of citizenship or residency of the U.S. state of Tennessee.

Those whose occupation or profession it is to engage in a game played with a ball and rackets on a rectangular court consisting of a smooth grass lawn, or a floor of hard gravel, cement, or asphalt, divided with a net and outlined with smaller boundaries into which the ball is aimed.

Style or culture of the inhabitants of Tenochtitlan.

Describe voces humanas e instrumentos musicales ajustados bajo el alto pero sobre el barítono.

Cylindrical, wooden drums that are similar to snare drums, but do not have snares. They typically measure 35cm in height and 45cm in diameter. Tenor drums have historically been associated with military and marching bands, though they sometimes appear in classical orchestrations.

Smaller acoustic guitars, introduced in the 1920s, that have four strings and are tuned like tenor banjos, an extremely popular instrument of the period.

Recorders having the lowest note of middle C.