bottle creek造句

• The local use of Bottle Creek Site, the major center of the Pensacola culture.
• The trail system also includes Bottle Creek which is in close proximity to the Bottle Creek Indian Mounds.
• The trail system also includes Bottle Creek which is in close proximity to the Bottle Creek Indian Mounds.
• After art school White moved to Bottle Creek, Paremata in 1969, and taught art at Mana College.
• Bottle Creek Indian Mounds, located on an island north of Mobile, is another major Mississippian site in Alabama on the Gulf Coast.
• However, it would have been easy access by a dugout canoe, the main mode of transportation available to the people who built the Bottle Creek site.
• While at Bottle Creek White befriended local writers, including Sam Hunt, Jack Lasenby, Fleur Adcock and Alistair Te Ariki Campbell, and historian Michael King.
• The best-known Pensacola culture site in terms of archeology is the Bottle Creek site, a large site located west of Pensacola north of Mobile, Alabama.
• Perhaps the best known Pensacola culture site is the Bottle Creek Indian Mounds site, a large site located on a low swampy island north of Mobile, Alabama.
• The best-known Pensacola Culture site in terms of archeology is the Bottle Creek site, a large site located on a low swampy island north of Mobile, Alabama.
• Some of these buildings have produced evidence of flint-knapping, the production of stone tools, some of which are consistent with blades and drills found at other major Mississippian mound centers including Cahokia and Bottle Creek.
• Hunt has been a central figure in New Zealand literature since the publication of his first mature work " From Bottle Creek : Selected Poems 1967 69 " in 1969, published when the poet was aged just 23.
• Art historian Jill Trevelyan notes that it was while living at Bottle Creek that White developed her characteristic style, as she  began to paint the local landscape using crisp, rhythmic outlines, strong light, and flat blocks of colours.
• According to Patricia Galloway, the Choctaw region of Mississippi was slowly occupied by Burial Urn people from the Bottle Creek Indian Mounds area in the Mobile, Alabama delta, along with remnants of people from the Moundville chiefdom ( near present-day Tuscaloosa, Alabama ), which had collapsed in the mid-14th century.
• Archaeological research at the Bottle Creek site has shown that the people of the Pensacola culture may have moved into this geographical area from the north and west, The settlement pattern of the Pensacola culture area suggests that the area was a series of minor chiefdoms with their own local centers such as Fort Walton Mound with one large paramount chiefdom located at the Bottle Creek site.
• Archaeological research at the Bottle Creek site has shown that the people of the Pensacola culture may have moved into this geographical area from the north and west, The settlement pattern of the Pensacola culture area suggests that the area was a series of minor chiefdoms with their own local centers such as Fort Walton Mound with one large paramount chiefdom located at the Bottle Creek site.
• Many of the events in each dwelling are described in his verse, notably Bottle Creek ( where he was joined by his famous black and white sheepdog, " Minstrel " ), Battle Hill ( where his older son, Tom, was born ), Death's Corner ( formerly the farmhouse of a Mr Death ) and then back to a boatshed in Paremata.