Sentences with phrase «at piles of bones»

If you can get your kiddos to look at piles of bones and armor, then you might stand a chance of seeing the national artifacts before you discover the great play area.

Not exact matches

Their bones have even turned up in middens, or archaeological trash piles, dating back to at least 4500 years ago on Orkney, an island that lies about 16 kilometers off the northeastern coast of Scotland, and on the Outer Hebrides, a small archipelago located about 25 kilometers off the northwestern coast.

But taking a pile of bones and conjuring up what snarling dinosaurs about to battle each other really looked like involves at best equal parts educated guesswork and complete artistic fancy.

Polar bears have long been portrayed as solitary and aggressive, but at the bone piles they reach a kind of truce.

Wedel, now at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California, continues to work his way through other piles of dinosaur bones that may be harboring new species and new insights into dinosaur evolution.

Rag & Bone's Have a Nice Day sweater is currently at the top of my sweater weather pile.

But when you look at a pile of dinosaur bones, you're forced to think about how they once belonged to a behemoth that made a hell of an impression somewhere, sometime.

In 1997, Abramovic won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale for her installation and performance Balkan Baroque, for which she cleaned a pile of cow bones, reflecting on the tumultuous history of the Balkan states, and in particular her native Yugoslavia, which had collapsed in the midst of civil wars in the early 1990s.

Bears with hair section δ15N values at or above the mean spent no time near bowhead whale bone piles and less than half of the year nearshore.