circular hut造句

• For weeks at a time, he slept on the dirt floors of the circular hut.
• Early houses were timber framed square or rectangular and built of oak but later buildings were circular huts.
• The Kogi live in a series of villages containing circular huts made of stone, mud, and palm leaves.
• Inside its rampart 15 circular hut sites were found, and a large rectangular building which was probably a temple.
• This latter aspects is especially important, as the traditional circular huts were then gradually replaced by well finished rectangular buildings.
• The hillfort, in diameter, has visible traces of eight circular huts; pottery found on the site dates from 425 BC.
• In phase one, rings of postholes showed where circular huts had stood, the doorways having two or four postholes outside the main ring.
• Circular huts were constructed from loose granite rocks throughout the Neolithic and early Bronze Age, and the remains of an estimated 5, 000 can still be seen today.
• Their traditional communities were organised hamlets, where their dwellings were circular huts with a high peak, furnished with a mud sleeping-platform, jars of grain and a sunk fireplace.
• The nuragic complex, built over a cave with two entrances, consists of a central tower of 6.3m high flanked by three smaller towers, around which are placed 8 circular huts.
• Ibrahima introduced us to one of the families and the local schoolteacher as we wandered among circular huts that surrounded an enormous sacred baobab, which villagers claim is more than 1, 000 years old.
• Following its inhabitants from the Lower Palaeolithic culture in the Pleistocene era, the caves have sheltered Neanderthals from the Middle Palaeolithic ( Mousterian and Ch鈚elperronian ); those have left behind them circular huts supported by mammoth tusks.
• Should you be invited to visit the circular huts in the kraals ( native towns ) of any of the Bantu tribes as an honored guest, you would be accorded the same hospitality as in all of Africa, he said.
• The discovery of a prehistoric village in Castelluccio di Noto, allowed to know, next to the remains of prehistoric circular huts, a Ceramic class decorated with brown lines on a yellow-reddish background, and also tri-color with the use of white.
• By the late 20th century, there were still Quonset huts ( metallic semi-circular huts / dwellings ), invented for use in the Second World War, that were donated by the Americans to house many of those who had lost their homes.
• They also enjoyed several privileges for their standing : they lived in a larger rectangular hut in the centre of the village, rather than the circular huts of other villagers, and they had a special sitting place for the " areytos " ( ceremonial dances ) and the ceremonial ball game.
• The old stone fort was demolished, and replaced by an unconventional set of army buildings on the west, and an unusual array of many round stone huts where the old fort had been : some of these circular huts are visible by the north and the southwest walls of the final stone fort.