baking pot造句

• The baked pots are then ready to hold water or boil rice.
• Vessel 2 at Baking Pot describes its owner in a similar structure that is found at Caracol as well.
• Pottery was still produced without the potter's wheel and kilns specialized for baking pots were just making their first appearance.
• Naranjo pottery has also been found here at Baking Pot, and evidence for a push to control the Belize River Valley after the fall of Tikal was described on a monument at Xunantunich.
• The discovery of finger bones is similar to the finger bowl caches associated with Caracol ( and also found at Cahal Pech ) and may provide evidence of Caracol control or influence at Baking Pot at the time.
• That's when a tiny, wizened local potter named Dona Rosa discovered that she could give the subdued black color of her oven-baked pots a lustrous shine-- simply by rubbing unfinished pieces with a quartz stone before their final firing.
• The site at Baking Pot is unique in that it had a large population during the Terminal Classic while other sites in the Belize River Valley were declining, and occupation continued into the Postclassic whereas major Classic Period sites in the southern lowlands were by then abandoned.
• After the Classic period site cores in much of the Belize Valley were abandoned, but at Baking Pot  survey and excavation of house mounds and plazuela groups immediately outside the site core suggested that Postclassic occupation there is more substantial and prolonged than in the site core.
• The recorded history of the center and south is dominated by Caracol, where the inscriptions on their monuments was, as elsewhere, in the Lowland Maya aristocratic tongue Classic Yucatecan as of 625 CE . Other Mayan centers located in Belize include Xunantunich and Baking Pot in Cayo District, Lubaant鷑 and Nimli Punit in Toledo District.
• In 1961, W . R . Bullard conducted excavations led by the Royal Ontario Museum, at Baking Pot and San Estevan, and although no excavations took place, the site was initially called  Rockstone Pond .  In 1963, quarrying activity by local villagers led to the recovery of a large, elaborately carved jade pendant.