- An
epicanthic fold or
epicanthus is a skin fold of the
upper eyelid that
covers the
inner corner (medial canthus) of the eye. However,
variation occurs...
- such as
Hamza al-Isfahani or Al-Tabari,
called Basil a Saqlabi, an
ethnogeographic term that
usually denoted the Slavs, but it can be
interpreted as a...
-
scientist Johan Rudolf Kjellén (1864–1922)
interpreted Friedrich Ratzel's
ethnogeographic term,
Lebensraum as a
geopolitical term,
which the ****s
applied to...
- 2nd Edition,
pages iii and 100 Ararahih'urípih -
Karuk Dictionary Ethnogeographic and
Ethnosynosymic Data from
Northern California Tribes, by C. Hart...
- doi:10.1038/331707a0. PMID 3125483. S2CID 6912997. "Melanesia, the
ethnogeographic region that
includes New Guinea,
Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and New...
-
believed to have
spoken a
Pumpokolic language based on
linguistic and
ethnogeographic data. For
those who argue[when?] the
Xiongnu spoke a
Yeniseian language...
-
Albanian language traditionally represented by Gheg and Tosk. The
ethnogeographical dividing line is
traditionally considered to be the
Shkumbin river...
- culture, the
beliefs and
practices of the
indigenous peoples of the
ethnogeographic group of
Pacific Islands known as Melanesia. From
northwest to southeast...
- for India.
Ancient Tibetan Buddhist authors and
pilgrims used the
ethnogeographic referents Gyagar or
Gyagar to the
south and
Madhyadesa (central land...
- Press. ISBN 0-8047-3512-3. Donkin, R. A. (1977). "Spanish Red: An
Ethnogeographical Study of
Cochineal and the
Opuntia Cactus".
Transactions of the American...
