「Mounds」の共起表現一覧(2語左で並び替え)
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In February/March females dig into a termite | mounds creating a circular nest chamber. |
bon date, covers a wide area, from which a few | mounds emerge. |
tted fishing trawlers were operating above the | mounds. |
ere are actually over thirty Bronze Age burial | mounds forming a large prehistoric cemetery. |
the area, and Stone Age and Bronze Age burial | mounds are common throughout the area. |
Bronze Age burial | mounds are a significant feature of the site. |
There are also two bronze age burial | mounds near the footpath to Foolow. |
sh also contains a number of bronze age burial | mounds. |
Several Bronze Age burial | mounds were found in the area, as well as Roman relic |
A cluster of Bronze Age burial | mounds and a flint scraper found in the area provide |
t remaining features are two Bronze Age burial | mounds, one just below the summit and the other on th |
There are several Bronze Age burial | mounds at or near the summit: two of the larger ones |
There are also small | mounds to the north and south of it. |
h was performed in Arkansas, he also excavated | mounds in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, |
There are several native American effigy | mounds in the upper campground portion of the park. |
Ashey Down is the site of some ancient burial | mounds. |
assion of the times, he had 400 ancient burial | mounds dug up in order to inform his pioneering Histo |
for the Memorial came from "the ancient burial | mounds of our ancestors … that recollects monuments l |
There are some 12 ancient burial | mounds (barrows) on the hill dating from 1800 BC. |
They held the ancient Mississippian | mounds at Ocmulgee to be sacred and made pilgrimages |
history, passing by Bronze Age ancient burial | mounds, the site of 18th Century horse racing and Ham |
The first of these ancient earth | mounds is identified with a stupa built by the Empero |
ce the Bronze Age - it features ancient burial | mounds which have been dated to this period. |
ugh footpaths leading to the summit and burial | mounds. |
ancient settlements, burial grounds and castle | mounds give evidence of very dense population of the |
arish, with evidence of some Tumuli and Burial | Mounds being situated around Wivelrod Hill. |
ce of the cauldron (Deg) is 12.5 yards and 125 | mounds of rice can be cooked in it at a time. |
ning the Mississippi near Marquette and Effigy | Mounds National Monument. |
nal historical park with earthworks and burial | mounds from the Hopewell culture, indigenous peoples |
quintessential southern landscapes and Indian | Mounds. |
Missouri and as far away as Spiro and Gahagan | Mounds, Caddoan Mississippian culture sites in Oklaho |
lacial volcanoes, such as tuyas and subglacial | mounds. |
d southeast between the Mississippi and Indian | Mounds Park, a burial ground for Native Americans in |
orks as Igomar Mound in Mississippi and Pinson | Mounds in Tennessee. |
eway, passes close by Longframlington, and the | mounds visible on the Hall Hill in the angle of the P |
rshes, wild rice marshes, villages, and burial | mounds. |
casino, a live horseracing track, and Cahokia | Mounds. |
Upolu including the Falemauga Caves and earth | mounds in Vailele village. |
ati were originally built as brick and masonry | mounds during the reign of Ashoka. |
Hervarar saga and the Waking of Angantyr, the | mounds of the slain berserkers were haunted. |
tifacts and debris are uncommon at Angel Phase | mounds, consisting of less than 1% of all artifacts. |
By direct application to | mounds, it is effective in destroying imported fire a |
im's granddaughter Hervor from approaching the | mounds and demanding the enchanted sword Tyrfing from |
o Lakes, Circle Pines, Shoreview, Arden Hills, | Mounds View, New Brighton and Fridley. |
Harrison Knob is called Qithyll, there are 198 | mounds in 15 distinct clusters over an area comprisin |
Their dwellings are in | mounds, and they are also called Elves." |
f resembling a four-legged spider, are strange | mounds of flesh on the ceiling. |
cations surrounding the lake, there are burial | mounds from the Viking Age. |
ad close to their farms, and there are several | mounds today which can be seen in the area. |
There are five | mounds at the Fewkes site. |
It has artificial termite | mounds for the free-roaming African animals, such as |
curious settlers dug up some artificially made | mounds, some of which stored corn while others were b |
from porous carbonate deposits, such as algal | mounds, of Pennsylvanian age. |
re have been prehistoric finds, such as burial | mounds and pottery, as well as those dating from the |
an culture village now known only as Wickliffe | mounds. |
The Pierce Site (also known as Pierce | Mounds and Middens) is a Pre-Columbian archaeological |
nge of similar organisms, such as Stromatolite | mounds deposited by ancient cyanobacteria. |
outside of the infaunal realm, such as termite | mounds or wasp nests. |
Native American sites such as Dickson | Mounds pay tribute to the civilizations founded on fi |
Cades Pond villages are often associated with | mounds. |
he villages include earthworks associated with | mounds and burial areas. |
uxiliary storage facility is located at Pinson | Mounds State Park near Jackson, Tennessee. |
owing to the Upper Mississippi River at Effigy | Mounds National Monument in the vicinity of Marquette |
rd are maintained by the Minnesota DNR at Blue | Mounds State Park, 20 miles (32 km) to the south. |
Archaeological work at Angel | Mounds is conducted by the Glenn A. Black Laboratory |
who conducted most of the excavations at Angel | Mounds. |
servation and archaeology excavations at Angel | Mounds State Historic Site offer a glimpse into this |
Canoeing is also available in | Mounds State Park, on the White River. |
During baking, the | mounds of dough spread and flatten. |
n of Anglo-Saxon re-use of ancient barrows and | mounds. |
There are several round barrows (burial | mounds) on it and it is the site of a wooden circle k |
cept by landscape features such as barrows and | mounds which line the route, and indentation presumab |
e catching fine dark silt as it grew, began as | mounds deposited by bryozoans that stabilized a muddy |
Behind the | mounds are new ponds and a visitor centre. |
The Cherokees believe the | mounds were actually built by a foreign group known a |
Denmark where the dead were buried below small | mounds with a vertical stratigraphy: the oldest below |
the most important and best-preserved Hopewell | mounds in the western Great Lakes region. |
bioturbation generating | mounds or trenches). |
Only two such bird effigy | mounds have been found east of the Mississippi River. |
nts form large, heavily branched hemispherical | mounds 3-4 feet across in sand drainage flats along H |
n the 15th century, but they did not build the | mounds. |
e Caddo inhabited the area, building extensive | mounds. |
eld ants, the Allegheny mound ant builds large | mounds, however this species tends to build some of t |
ancestors of Native Americans had built these | mounds and all other mounds within the present-day Un |
and period (1000 BC - 1000 AD) built earthwork | mounds. |
857 to 1900, thought the Toltecs had built the | mounds. |
Each set of bones was bundled up and buried in | mounds during special ceremonies. |
ul that Native Americans lived here, but shell | mounds on the point indicate that it was at least occ |
erences have been found in excavations, but no | mounds in the Saugeen Complex have been excavated. |
the plague and St Andrews is surrounded by the | mounds that bear testimony to this burial. |
This tradition is characterized by burial | mounds and elaborate earthworks. |
the summit of Knockdoe are many cairns (burial | mounds) where, by tradition, the dead are said to hav |
Calusa shell | mounds and remnants of their canal system are visible |
culture led some groups to construct platform | mounds, which may have been topped by temples and/or |
al revolution much of the Park contained spoil | mounds and quarry pits with isolated remnants of wood |
nusual because the ships were not covered with | mounds. |
ed shot; thick rough that features craters and | mounds; tall, shot-obstructing palm trees; and rock-h |
row pit, where earth was removed to create the | mounds. |
in close proximity to the Bottle Creek Indian | Mounds. |
Bottle Creek Indian | Mounds is an archaeological site within the Mobile-Te |
The prehistoric Adena Culture left | mounds in the area. |
und the mound, and because both cultures built | mounds, the identity of the people who constructed th |
half meter long and four centimeters deep and | mounds of quids suggest production of spirits using s |
ess, which is now little more than ditches and | mounds, was formerly made of wood and constructed on |
scovered lead deposits around Dodgeville, Blue | Mounds, and Mineral Point. |
tlement was created when pre Offa's Dyke earth | mounds were built by the Romans. |
pian cult was associated with earthen platform | mounds. |
styles of complex, massive earthworks: earthen | mounds for burial, elite residential and ceremonial p |
The site features eight dome-shaped | mounds of differing sizes, several of which have been |
es of the orange/red material and in Essex the | mounds of briquetage are known as Red Hills. |
herokee tribe who led him to the Etowah Indian | Mounds. |
ccupied during the time when the Etowah Indian | Mounds were inhabited, approximately three centuries |
th Georgia (including the famous Etowah Indian | Mounds) built by a mound-building Native American cul |
ional wooden architecture, and examined castle | mounds to identify them according to their descriptio |
L. K. Ivanovsky begins excavating burial | mounds near Novgorod, ending in 1892. |
ing the neolithic and the area features burial | mounds, with frequent finds of lithic technology. |
y at the Kirk-hill is the trench, a few grassy | mounds and the ruin of a 14th c. church erected by Mo |
Little remains now except a few grassy | mounds. |
tter of which she played the title fiend under | mounds of monster make-up. |
egins to be consolidated as the first platform | mounds at ritual centers are constructed for the deve |
creasingly elaborate ways, as the first burial | mounds are built at this time. |
m the southwest and showing all five principal | mounds. |
r barrows were situated close to the five main | mounds. |
twenty five small | mounds, about one mile to the southeast from the prom |
The mound center has five identified | mounds. |
Five burial | mounds have been discovered at St. Boniface Down. |
c coasts; with great age they may form rounded | mounds of foliage up to 1 m high but are usually less |
, and dacite lava flows often form steep-sided | mounds called lava domes due to their viscosity. |
t is a clumping perennial herb forming bristly | mounds up to about 20 centimeters high and spreading |
rectly preceding the first attack at Fort Blue | Mounds on June 6, there was an argument between Willi |
d the site of an old blockhouse from Fort Blue | Mounds to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin h |
Hawk War, he served as commander of Fort Blue | Mounds (or Mound Fort) and was active in both the Wis |
he village, can be found an Iron Age fort with | mounds and ditches well defined and maintained by Eng |
The first incident near Fort Blue | Mounds occurred when William Griffith Aubrey was atta |
Stone fortification and | mounds at the Devil's Backbone rock formation |
The site is marked by four stupa | mounds out of which two stupas No. 1 and 2 were subje |
Gray found four other | mounds in addition to this small one, but he was unab |
Aside from the | mounds, the ants also act as pests by killing vegetat |
Trade items recovered from burial | mounds include copper panpipes, ear ornaments, stone |
isshapen skeletons were unearthed from similar | mounds in nearby Alexandria, Indiana. |
ure is sufficient, the springs emerge from low | mounds deposited by the springs. |
In the region are found many funeral Thracian | mounds, which testify the existence of Thracian settl |
se villages (31Hw7) and the three Garden Creek | Mounds (31Hw1-3). |
s an important treatise on Germanic sepulchral | mounds, and in 1851 he became head of the Romano-Germ |
At the ancient site of Gilund, two | mounds labelled as 'eastern' and 'western', measuring |
McDonald's imitator) for greasy cheeseburgers, | mounds of salty fries and massive sodas". |
attered around the outer edges of the group of | mounds, mostly between mounds No.1 and No. 5. |
No other group of | mounds in Wisconsin is so well preserved, so diverse |
the Meare Lake Village is marked by groups of | mounds. |
ite of the lake-village is marked by groups of | mounds. |
data is is a bright green sedge which grows in | mounds below the high-water mark in marshes and on ri |
of central and southern Europe, which grows in | mounds of blue-green leaves and long, silvery plumes. |
The site has ceremonial | mounds and a canal. |
ses at the site that are believed to have been | mounds. |
is colonies (in number of workers) have bigger | mounds. |
village site, with evidence of once having had | mounds and earthworks, although it is unclear from wh |
na, in making the Two Trees, and healing their | mounds from the poison of Ungoliant. |
ure and the Keiter, Hurley, and Hillside Haven | Mounds. |
ld, dry thornveld, on rocky hillsides, termite | mounds, water courses and even on the fringes of fore |
ps, making their nests in hollowed-out termite | mounds and similar places, often at or near ground le |
flint mines, represented by slight hollows and | mounds. |
The Hopeton Earthworks are Hopewell culture | mounds and earthworks located about a mile east of th |
The site is a multicomponent site, however the | mounds were constructed during the Middle Woodland. |
This plant forms huge tangled | mounds of fairly rapid growth. |
Most were essentially mud huts; earth | mounds carved into dwellings and roofed with either t |
locks of ice used in the household icebox into | mounds of delicate snow-like flakes, unlike the crunc |
pian site on the Register in Illinois, Dickson | Mounds. |
Then they lay up to 14 eggs in termite | mounds. |
In Pinson | Mounds: a Middle Woodland Ceremonial Center; Appendix |
Important burials were in long | mounds, known as barrows and several have been found |
The dead were placed in burial | mounds with their bodies facing the West. |
es, mica, arrowheads, shells, and pipes in the | mounds. |
her has a white tail and nests only in termite | mounds. |
d Road on his way to Port Meadow to dig in the | mounds there. |
middle school, and high school settings in the | Mounds View, Anoka-Hennepin, Spring Lake Park and Col |
ccounts for the many skeletons found in burial | mounds. |
Grave goods discovered in Hopewell | mounds include copper from Lake Superior, sea shells |
d New Zealand tuatara Termites create in their | mounds high and regulated temperatures and this is ex |
s is a small, mat-forming shrub growing in low | mounds less than half a meter tall. |
Adams was born in Blue | Mounds, Wisconsin. |
hich populate his imaginary worlds include the | Mounds, half-animal, half-plant creatures, which are |
Ancient sites and monuments include burial | mounds, rock carvings, runic stones, road tracks, mil |
nteresting features of this key include indian | mounds, and storage buildings still standing from the |
Some of the features including earthen | mounds can be seen in the original parkland which is |
other earthworks in the area, including burial | mounds and Cursuses. |
ny American Indian artifacts, including burial | mounds and ceramics. |
the Mississippi, one winds past Indian burial | mounds, one passes through a restored prairie and a " |
its inspiration from the Dakota Indians burial | mounds that are found through Minnesota. |
daub houses, over three dozen individual house | mounds, and eight mounds. |
ses by each mound, with signs interpreting the | mounds. |
Barrow Cemetery 3, a cemetery of kurgan burial | mounds, located near Ipatovo, some 120 km north-east |
f the perimeter track surrounded by large dirt | mounds and concrete storage pens for storing the aeri |
f the perimeter track surrounded by large dirt | mounds and concrete storage pens for holding bombs an |
f the perimeter track surrounded by large dirt | mounds and concrete storage pens for storing the aeri |
As of 1841, there were six large burial | mounds at Grigsby's Bluff, size about 60 feet wide, 2 |
re of the enclosure there are two large burial | mounds. |
wald's dynasty were entombed under large earth | mounds. |
to the Mississippi valley, and large platform | mounds were rare in the St. Johns region. |
These are large unmanned | mounds of earth and concrete on roads throughout the |
The site consists of two large platform | mounds around a central plaza and a large 2 metres (6 |
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