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Saladero is a
basic industry that
produces salted meat such as charqui. It was one of the
earliest industries of
Argentina and
Uruguay after the Argentine...
- The Cárcel del
Saladero (English: The
Saladero Prison) also
known as Cárcel de Villa, was a
prison in the
Spanish city of Madrid,
operational during the...
- recognised; thus the name Saladoid, from name of the
modern settlement of
Saladero, is used by
archaeologists to
identify the
peoples of the
early ceramic...
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occupations (she was a
skillful gaucho, and
worked as such at Hope
Place –
Saladero) made her the
owner of a 6,000-acre (24 km2) farm and
valuable real estate...
-
Falkland gauchos having mate at Hope
Place -
Saladero, East Falkland.
Watercolour by Dale,
manager of Hope
Place in the 1850s....
- from
rendering plants, or
saladeros, were the
leading income-producing
products by the
middle of the
nineteenth century.
Saladero Colon,
property of Mr....
-
after seven years of
construction and
replaced the 18th
century Cárcel del
Saladero. The name "Modelo"
derived from its
standing as a
model for
other Spanish...
- 'charqui completo'. It was
industrialized in
charqueadas (in Brazil) or
saladeros (in
Argentina and Uruguay). In the
United States ch'arki was Anglicised...
-
Island typical soil
Lobos Island's
Playa de la Concha,
looking to
Punta Saladero Geology of the
Canary Islands Literally translating as "Wolves Island"...
- on
islands in the
Orinoco River, in the
Lower Orinoco (Barrancas and
Saladero), in Culebra, very
close to
Puerto Ayacucho and in
other places. The musical...
