- The
Calaveras Skull (also
known as the
Pliocene Skull) was a
human skull found in 1866 by
miners in
Calaveras County, California,
which was presented...
- vanilla. Some
calaveras are also made from chocolate. The
calaveras are
typically colored with
vegetable dyes. As with the more
decorative calaveras,
these will...
- La
Calavera Catrina ("The
Dapper [female]
Skull") had its
origin as a zinc
etching created by the
Mexican printmaker and
lithographer José
Guadalupe Posada...
-
Calaveras County (/ˌkæləˈvɛrəs/ ),
officially the
County of
Calaveras, is a
county in both the Gold
Country and High
Sierra regions of the U.S. state...
- up
calaveras in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Calavera (Spanish for
skull) or its
plural calaveras, may
refer to:
Calaveras, any of
various skull-shaped...
- the
discovery of the
Calaveras Skull,
allegedly uncovered by a
miner 130 feet
beneath the
surface of the earth.
Eventually the
skull made its way into the...
- ed. (2013).
Encyclopedia of
Latino Culture: From
Calaveras to
Quinceaneras [3 Volumes]: From
Calaveras to Quinceañeras. ABC-CLIO. p. 217. ISBN 978-1-4408-0099-3...
-
south forks in
Calaveras County to its
confluence with the San
Joaquin River in the city of Stockton. The
Spanish word
calaveras means "
skulls." The river...
-
attributed by
Waldemar Julsrud to an
ancient society.
Calaveras Skull: A
human skull found by
miners in
Calaveras County, California,
which was
purported to prove...
- una
calavera literaria |
Calaveras Literarias".
calaveras-literarias.com. 5
October 2020.
Retrieved 12
October 2020. "Características de las
calaveras literarias...