3 resultados para burial

em Acceda, el repositorio institucional de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. España


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[EN] From the moment a granitic magma begins to cool until it is solidified it is subjected to stress and strain, producing the various discontinuities that can be seen in the finally exposed rock. When as a result of the erosion of superincumbent rocks the granite is at or near the land surface these discontinuities are exploited by weathering. Such features, and particularly those related to fractures or diaclases, outline forms that are considered here as primary endogenous forms. Once the rock is in the earth surface, various external agencies first soil weathering and later others as gravity, rivers, waves, glaciers, frost, wind, attack the rock to produce new suites of forms that are considered here as primary exogenous either etched or subaerial features. Such primary forms, both endogenous and exogenous, can evolve morphologically further as a result of subaerial weathering and erosion, becoming secondary endogenous or secondary exogenous forms. Exceptionally, some primary, either exogenous or endogenous, features can survive to successive morphogenetic episodes either below sedimentary burial or just subaerially without appreciable modification by external agencies being considered as inherited forms. Only the discernment of all these types of landforms allows the complete understanding of the geomorphological history of the area in which they occur.

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[ES] El estudio de las inscripciones que se conservan en los tres cementerios ingleses de Canarias, así como de los propios monumentos funerarios en los que estas se inscriben, permite un acercamiento al ars moriendi, pero también a los mecanismos de autorrepresentación de los miembros de la comunidad británica radicada en Canarias cuyos restos reposan en estas necrópolis. El presente estudio pretende analizar estas escrituras últimas en el contexto de una historia social de la cultura escrita en Canarias que cuenta, como elemento de diferenciación con respecto a otras regiones españolas, con una importante presencia británica, evidenciada en la mayor concentración de cementerios protestantes de todo el país.