227 resultados para HALLAZGO
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Sign.: *-3*4, 4*2, A-E4, F2
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Los dos primeros actos son autográfos
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Marca tip. en port.
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Al feliz hallazgo del Santissimo sacramento..., Romance endecasilabo: p. 7-8
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Contiene : Romance endecasilabo donde se celebra la feliz aparicion de la imagen de San Christoval / Don Joseph Vicente Orti y Mayor
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Mode of access: Internet.
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La cisticercosis y la teniasis, ocasionadas por Taenia solium, representan un problema de salud pública. Éstas se encuentran asociadas fuertemente con la crianza de cerdos y las deficientes condiciones sanitarias e higiénicas. Cuando una persona come carne de cerdo infectada, mal cocida o cruda, adquiere teniasis. La cisticercosis se adquiere al ingerir alimentos (verduras principalmente) o agua contaminada con materias fecales conteniendo huevecillos de Taenia solium, o por autoinfestación cuando la persona con teniasis no tiene hábitos de higiene adecuados. Con este estudio se propuso determinar el diagnóstico situacional de cisticercosis porcina en el Rastro Municipal de Masaya en el periodo de Enero-Julio 2009. Los cálculos correspondieron a los casos de cerdos infectados con cisticercosis de los diferentes patentados o dueños de cerdos faenados, además de cada uno de los siete meses de estudio y el porcentaje global de los siete meses evaluados. Los datos se tomaron de los registros que se realizaban durante la inspección postmortem por el médico veterinario autorizado por la Alcaldía de Masaya. El método de estudio fue observacional de tipo transversal. Los resultados obtenidos en base al hallazgo de cerdos infectados con cisticercosis es que éste no era disperso, ya que se mantuvo en cerdos faenados de 5 patentados. El mes con mayor afectación fue Marzo con 0.29% y el porcentaje global fue de 0.14% que equivale a 17 cerdos con cisticercos de 11,903 animales faenados. En este estudio no se lograron determinar pérdidas económicas ni las regiones anatómicas de mayor afectación, ya que en el rastro no se lleva control de peso de los animales y los procesos de matanza no se rigen por el Reglamento de Inspección Veterinaria de la carne para la República de Nicaragua, artículo 118, Ministerio Agropecuario y Forestal (MAGFOR).
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The 30,000 km2 province of Luristan is situated in western Iran and encompasses the upper valleys of the Zagros Mountains. Even today, local tribesmen inhabit Luristan with their settlement patterns similar to ancient times. Several scientific excavations in the Luristan region have uncovered evidence that this particular region was a major attraction for human settlements from the Paleolithic era onwards. In Ancient Iran, the existence of rich mines together with discoveries made by innovative and inventive artisans spurred the growth of the metalworking culture as an art and a skill among early human communities in Ancient Iran. The art of Luristan can be described as the art of nomadic herdsmen and horsemen with an emphasis on the crafting of small, easily portable objects, among these a number of bronze daggers, swords and other weapons. Throughout its history, Luristan was never an ethnic or political entity because Luristan has been occupied by various tribes and races, throughout its history. Next to Elamites, other tribes who inhabited Luristan were the Hurrians, Lullubians, Kutians, and Kassites. As local tribesmen of Luristan were illiterate, information about their history can only be partially reconstructed from the literature of their southern neighbors: the Elamites and Babylonians. Luristan smiths made weapons for both civilizations. The region was later invaded by Assyrians and finally the Iranians settled the area and absorbed the local tribes. Following an accidental find by the local inhabitants in Luristan in 1928 CE, a number of unlawful diggings reveal a number of metal objects made of bronze and iron that showed a high level of craftsmanship. These objects were offered for sale on the art market with fancy names to hide their origin. The subsequent scientific excavations several decades after the initial discovery provided fascinating information about the culture of Luristan. The metalworking art of Luristan spans a time period from the third millennium BC to the Iron Age. The artifacts from Luristan seem to possess many unique and distinctive qualities, and are especially noteworthy for the apparently endless, intricate diversity and detail that they characteristically depict. The bronze artifacts found in or attributed to Luristan can be each be classed under five separate heads: a) arms and armor, including swords, dirks, daggers, axes, mace heads, spearheads, shields, quiver plaques, protective bronze girdles, helmets; b) implements related to horsemanship, including decorative or ornamental objects for horses as well as bits and snaffles; c) items for personal adornment and hygiene, including anklets, bangles, bracelets, finger rings, earrings and tweezers; d) ceremonial and ritual objects, including talismans, idols, pins, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figurines; and e) utilitarian objects comprising various vessels and tools, including beakers, bowls and jugs. The scope of this article is limited to a discussion of the bronze and iron weapons made in Luristan. The techniques used for making bronze weapons in Luristan included: casting with open molds, casting with close molds, and casting with lost wax process. For metal sheets used for quiver plaques and bronze protective belts, the hammering technique was used. Edged weapons made in Luristan can be classified into: a) daggers, dirks, and swords with tangs; b) daggers, dirks, and swords with flanges; and c) daggers, dirks, and swords with cast-on hilts. Next to bronze, iron was also used for making weapons such as the characteristic weapon from this area, the iron mask sword.
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Resumen: Un fortuito hallazgo del libreto manuscrito de la ópera El grito de Dolores, de Ramón Vega, compositor mexicano del siglo XIX, protagonizado por esta autora, desencadenó una serie de preguntas que hasta el presente no han sido respondidas a cabalidad por los estudios dedicados a la historia de la música en México. La investigación desarrollada con el propósito de situar el manuscrito encontrado en el contexto social y cultural del siglo de la Independencia y la exhaustiva pesquisa realizada en diferentes archivos históricos fructificaron en el descubrimiento de un vasto corpus de fuentes documentales actualmente desconocidas. La información que arrojó el análisis de estos documentos completó el conocimiento existente sobre la vida de Ramón Vega, permitió enderezar algunas ideas falibles en torno a su producción operística, así como construir y sustentar la hipótesis de que El grito de Dolores puede calificarse como el primer intento de creación de una ópera mexicana “enteramente nacional”.