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materials were used.
Ancient Egyptians commonly wore
pendants, some
shaped like hieroglyphs.
Pendants can have
several functions,
which may be combined:...
- to
avoid creating poor lighting. An odd
number of
pendants is
preferable to an even amount.
Pendants should be
placed high
enough to
allow an unobstructed...
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definition Pendant group Side-group An offshoot,
neither oligomeric nor polymeric, from a chain. In
IUPAC nomenclature of chemistry, a
pendant group (sometimes...
- Claude's
paintings into de
facto pendants,
although they were not
originally intended as such. Many
historic pendants have been
separated over the years...
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Jason Pendant Quang-Vinh (Vietnamese: Cao
Pendant Quang Vinh; born 9
February 1997) is a
French professional footballer who
plays as a left-back for V...
- Look up
pendant or
Pedant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pendant is a
piece of jewellery.
Pendant may also
refer to:
Arresting gear,
which use deck...
-
diorite and gabbro.
These pendants are part of a discontinuous, 140-kilometre-long (87 mi), northwest-trending belt of roof
pendants that are
preserved within...
- architecture, in
which large decorative pendants hang from the
vault at a
distance from the walls. In some cases, the
pendants are a
large form of boss. In his...
- the gold and
garnet Win****hing
pendant, two
Merovingian coin
pendants, a
necklace of two gold beads, two
other pendants in the
shape of a
Maltese cross...
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commissioning pennant dates back to the days of
chivalry with
their trail pendants being flown from the
mastheads of
ships they[who?] commanded. Today, the...
