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Tagua
Educational resources on Tagua
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DISCOVER PANAMA'S UNIQUE CRAFTS: MOLAS and TAGUAS: What materials do you use to make this? Materials are a sharp knife and water colors along with the Tagua seeds. What is the process of making this? ...
http://www.odedodea.edu/sites/balboa/crafts3.html id=spl-1
Vegetable Ivory: ...to an article in International Wildlife (1991) by Anne Underwood, a ship sailing from South America to Germany in 1865 carried a load of tagua nuts as ballast. ...
http://waynesword.palomar.edu/pljan99.htm id=spl-2
tagua-nut-and-carving: Day 5 - Embera Drua Village Visit, Rio Chagres, Panama / tagua-nut-and-carving MSU Panama Study Abroad 5/26/03. ...
http://www.msu.edu/user/dru/Fieldnotes/2003/May24/pages/tagua-nut-and-carving.htm id=spl-3
TAGUA GIGANTE: ...- [ Translate this page ]TAGUA GIGANTE. © Tom Owen Edmunds Código: 170.0. Grupo: TAGUAS Y PIDENES. ... I, P. 102, PL. 8, 1841. Nombre Común: TAGUA GIGANTE. English Name: GIANT COOT. ...
http://fvcom.whoi.edu/~andres/aves/170.0.html id=spl-4
TAGUA DE FRENTE ROJA: ...- [ Translate this page ]TAGUA DE FRENTE ROJA. © Pablo Rodriguez Código: 169.0. Grupo: TAGUAS Y PIDENES. ... 1861. Nombre Común: TAGUA DE FRENTE ROJA. English Name: RED-FRONTED COOT. ...
http://fvcom.whoi.edu/~andres/aves/169.0.html id=spl-5
Organic Gems Gallery: CLOSE-UP OF MAKING CULTURED PEARLS. CLOSE-UP OF MAKING CULTURED PEARLS (labeled). OTHER ORGANIC GEMS. IVORY TAGUA NUTS. CORAL. AMBER. ...
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~eps2/wisc/gallery/images3.html id=spl-6
Topic Area: Environmental Entrepreneurism: ...examines several newly developed industries that exemplify the mutually beneficial relationship between industry and environment: the Tagua Initiative(buttons ...
http://www.colby.edu/personal/thtieten/entr-cre.html id=spl-7
Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department: Freshwater sawfish carved from a tagua nut by Gereniño Negria (Wounaan people, Darién, Panama). Tagua carving is a new art form ...
http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/organizations/ssg/sharknews/sn14/shark14news5.html id=spl-9
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