cooking pit造句

• Hearths and cooking pits were located outside the buildings.
• Hearths and cooking pits lined with stones continued to be located in the outdoor areas.
• Along the upper squash in cooking pits.
• The campground has running water, restrooms, has a day use area, with cooking pits.
• Families gathered to celebrate ranch anniversaries through outdoor cooking pits known as " pachamanca ."
• A WOMAN is slaving over a huge kuali of dodol over a makeshift cooking pit beneath a coconut tree.
• Cabin # 9 is partially finished with weatherboard siding, and has an original stone masonry cooking pit nearby.
• In the yards or streets of Los Muertos, Cushing found public ovens and large cooking pits lined with clay or natural cement.
• There is a burnt mound site in County Tipperary known as Fulacht na M髍 R韔ghna ('cooking pit of the M髍r韌an').
• In parts of China and Southeast Asia today, cooking outdoors is part of the culture, and communal cooking pits made of stone still mark a village common.
• Earth ovens have been used in many places and cultures in the past, and the presence of such cooking pits is a key sign of human settlement often sought by archaeologists.
• The cooking pit provides the oldest known evidence of fire being used on the Iberian peninsula, and should help scientists understand how use of fire spread through prehistoric societies, scientists said.
• Evidence of large cooking pits ( umu t +
  ) can still be found in the hills of South Canterbury and North Otago, where large groves of cabbage trees still stand.
• Upstream from the Jefferson, at Barton Gulch, a tributary of the Ruby-Jefferson River system, archaeologists excavated an extensive complex of Paleo-Indian cooking pits and earth ovens dated to 9400 RCYBP ( radio carbon years before the present ).