-
served by two
small fishing ports, that
supports small subsistence or
artesnal fishing practices. At the
eastern border, just
after the lookout, is a...
-
fundamentally based on
agriculture and livestock,
existing some
small artesnal industries producing terra cotta earthenware and
hammered copper. After...
-
entrepreneurs established the
Queijaria O
Morro that
began to
produce a
local artesnal fresh cheese. The
fishery also adds to the parish's economy, at one time...
-
Estuary Nature Reserve (Portuguese:
Reseva Natural do Estuário do Sado) the
artesnal fishing port, the Port of
Carrasqueira is
known for the
wooden dock, built...
- (town) in 1542. Whaling,
which dates back to the 19th century, in
which the
artesnal hunt (with
harpoons and lances) was
introduced into the region, primarily...
- crops,
including specifically potato. This
region is also po****r with
artesnal/local fishermen. IGP, ed. (2010),
Carta Administrativa Oficial de Portugal...
- are in the
Oleaceae family). The
species is very po****r in traditional/
artesnal carpentry, for
furniture construction and
religious sanctuary.
Since its...
- art of
basket weaving and ceramics-making
continue in Lalim, in a
small artesnal shop call Lalinus,
which displays local craftsmanship. Po****r
foods from...
- on Viseu. One of the
characteristics of the
prehistoric peoples was the
artesnal production of iron, from many of the
implements discovered in the excavation...
- an
ideal local to
build an
urban community to
specialize in services,
artesnal commerce and sale of
manufactured goods,
supported by a
medieval fair....
