Chapter 4
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Alfombra de salsalt carpet
Barrachoa drunkard
Barrancocreek or small stream, typically dry
Conejerorabbit keeper and cave dweller. A conejero is also a long burrow-like cave. The term ‘conejero’ refers to those indigenous to Lanzarote
Guanchea native of the Canary Islands
Jameoa hole in a lava tube where the lava crust has collapsed
Malpaisliterally ‘bad land’. Refers to lava-encrusted land
MaretaStone or concrete tanks built to catch water from a natural spring
Picónvolcanic ash. On Lanzarote, picón takes the form of lightweight basalt gravel.
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