- An
alcarraza (/ˌælkəˈrɑːzə/, Spanish: [alkaˈraθa]) is an
earthenware container,
traditionally made in Spain. The
container is
filled with a liquid, then...
- in
Puerto Rico, including:
Alcarraza, 18°21′40″N 65°22′09″W / 18.36107°N 65.36905°W / 18.36107; -65.36905 (
Alcarraza) Bajo
Evelyn (Evelyn Shoal)...
- past, Andújar was
widely known for its
porous earthenware jars,
called alcarrazas or botijos,
which keep
water cool in the
hottest weather, and were manufactured...
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predominantly white or
terra cotta in color. Ocarinas,
large bottles, and
alcarrazas,
double spout and
bridge vessels,
become common. "Calima Darién Archaeological...
- de Soberanía,
Strait of
Gibraltar Disputed between Spain and Morocco
Alcarraza Greater Antilles, Puerto Rico United
States Alcatraz Islands of San...
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Island Name GNIS ID
Coordinates Muni****lity Ele(ft)
Alcarraza 1609495 18°21′40″N 65°22′09″W / 18.36111°N 65.36917°W / 18.36111; -65.36917 Culebra...
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vessels of
different shapes and for
different purposes. The most
common are
alcarrazas,
globular vessels, vases,
bowls and plates,
these last two
types are usually...
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Arrecife Culebrita, Las Hermanas, El Mono, Cayo Lobito, Cayo Botijuela,
Alcarraza, Los Gemelos, and
Piedra Steven.
Islands in the
archipelago are arid,...
- al-barqouq (البرقوق) "plum" or "early-ripe." albarrada: 1) Clay vase, see
alcarraza. 2)
Stone wall. From
Arabic al-barradah: "the cooler". albarrán: 1) Farm...
- flames, and the
sparks are
clearly visible, a
small tin saucepan, an
alcarraza, some plates, and some basins, a
glazed jug, a
mortar with its pestle...
