- المَضْرَٰبَة, romanized: al-maḍraba, lit. 'the
place to strike'; in Portuguese:
almadrava) is an
elaborate and
ancient technique for
trapping and
catching Atlantic...
- to a
thriving tuna
industry using the old
Phoenician technique called Almadrava,
between 1841 and 1967, on
Barril beach,
where approximately 80 families...
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Formation of Portugal. The
genus contains a
single species,
Lusognathus almadrava,
known from a
parts of the
upper jaw, teeth, and
cervical vertebrae. The...
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linked by a promenade. The five
beaches in this
stretch of
coast are
named Almadrava Beach (Platja de l'Almadrava)
Heliopolis Beach (Platja Heliòpolis) Els...
- 'slaughter' or 'killing' in Italian, also
known as
Almadraba in
Spanish and
Almadrava in Portuguese, is a
traditional tuna
fishing technique that uses a series...
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Bonfire at
Almadrava beach on
Saint John's night.
Bonfires are very
common in
Spain and Portugal....
- plot
tracks the
vicissitudes of María Rodríguez, from the
village of
Almadrava de Monteleva, in the
province of Almería. María does not wait for the...
- Rues de Barcelone...'
Elenah – 'Luz de Hielo'
Steen Thøttrup – 'El Alba'
Almadrava – 'Land of
Eternal Sunset'
Michael Hornstein – 'Carma'
Elmara – 'Training'...
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Bonfire at
Almadrava beach on
Saint John's night.
Bonfires are very
common in
Spain and Portugal....
- Jugadora. In Roses: the
Beaches Salatar,
Santa Margarida, La Nova, La Punta,
Almadrava, Canyelles, El
Rastrell and Palangrers.
Coves Jòncols, Montjoi, Murtra...
