Sentences with phrase «early settlers made»

Hear how the local Aboriginal people and early settlers made use of their natural environment.

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The movement is indicative of the maturing process in the sense that it is a passing from the earlier phase in which the Islamic world was made up of Arab settlers and Arab garrison towns set apart from the native peoples of the provinces.

They were descendants of Amorite settlers who had moved into Canaan from the fringes of outlying deserts some six to eight centuries earlier; or indeed, some of these may well have come out of tribes originally closely related to the group which went into Egypt and now, some centuries later, made its return to the land.

1621 — Early American settlers of Plimoth Plantation (1620 - 1692), the first permanent European settlement in southern New England, might have made pumpkin pies (of sorts) by making stewed pumpkins or by filling a hollowed out shell with milk, honey and spices, and then baking it in hot ashes.

Our early settlers used it to leaven pancakes and biscuits; today, we enjoy sourdough starter in treats as diverse as chocolate cake and pizza, where we value it for its rich, complex flavor as much as its ability to make things rise.

The recipe must have then made its way to New Zealand via our early British settlers (of which my grandfather's grandfather was one of), in the minds (or battered hand - written note books) of their wives and daughters.

For over 6000 years, it's been the meeting place for everyone from the earliest First Nations people, through to the fur traders, hunters, settlers, and thousands of immigrants who've made their way to where the Red River and Assiniboine River meet.

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Still, it's pretty easy to imagine the early Mormon settlers making their way up through the mountains from Salt Lake City, with their wagons, cattle, and dreams of self - sufficiency finally coming to this plateau, nestled amongst a spread of dizzying mountains on all sides.

A visit to the Zulu Kingdom would not be complete without an experience of the Zulu culture, so make sure to visit one of the many Zulu cultural villages or Kraals that give insight into the traditions of these great warriors, or take a tour of the many famous battlefields where these proud people fought off the early European settlers.

Early settlers would use the beach as a highway, and in the 1910's the roadbed around Hug Point was blasted out, which made the commute between Cannon Beach and Arch -LSB-...]

Best known as a refuge for Christianity before it was widely accepted, Cappadocia became home to early believers as they fled Roman persecution in the 4th century A.D. Over the next 600 years, these holy settlers would create the region's most notable landmarks, carving out their homes and churches into soft canyon walls to make so - called «fairy chimneys» while building unimaginably complex beehives of humanity.

But a new study suggests people were leaving their mark much earlier: Settlers in Madagascar set forests ablaze 1,000 years ago to make room for cattle pastures.

Oklahoma is historically referred to as the «Sooner» state, and history books depict early life in Oklahoma as a series of wagon trains filled with migrating American settlers making their way across unknown territory and fighting back tribes of Native Americans living in what is now the state.