cone-shaped crown
61Mitznefet — The Mitznefet is the head covering worn by the Kohen Gadol (High Priest) when he served in the Mishkan (Tabernacle) and the Temple in Jerusalem. The word has been translated as mitre or headdress . It was most likely a turban , as the word comes… …
62Kitekite Falls — (also called Kitakita Falls [New Zealand Geographic Placenames Database] ) is a scenic 3 tiered waterfall near Auckland, New Zealand. The falls drop a total of 40m [http://www.world of waterfalls.com/new zealand kitekite falls.html New Zealand… …
63Bonheur River Kame Provincial Park — Infobox protected area name = Bonheur River Kame Provincial Park iucn category = Ia caption = locator x = locator y = location = Ontario, Canada nearest city = Ignace lat degrees = 49 lat minutes = 23 lat seconds = 58 lat direction = N long… …
64Cusp — In reference to heart valves, one of the triangular segments of the valve which opens and closes with the flow of blood. In reference to teeth, a raised area of the biting surface. * * * 1. In dentistry, a conical elevation arising on the surface …
65Dalea foliosa — Conservation status Imperiled (NatureServe) …
66Millennium Tower (Tokyo) — For other uses, see Millennium Tower (disambiguation). Millennium Tower was a 170 floor skyscraper that was envisioned by architect Sir Norman Foster in 1989. He intended for it to be built in Tokyo Bay, 2 kilometres offshore of Tokyo, Japan.… …
67Priestly turban — Part of Judaic series of articles on Priesthood in Judaism   …
68Innu people — Innu Flag of the Innu Nation of Quebec and Labrador Flag of the Kawawachikamach Band of the Naskapi Nation …
69History of Boston — 1740 Faneuil Hall, sketch by John Smybert The 18th century Old State House in Bosto …
70TABOR, MOUNT — an isolated cone shaped hill, 1000 ft. in height and clothed with olive trees, on the NE. borders of ESDRAËLON (q.v.), 7 m. E. of Nazareth. A tradition of the 2nd century identifies it as the scene of the Tranfiguration, and ruins of a church …
