Sentences with phrase «red ochre»

Renowned for its 22 km stretch of pure white sand, set against a backdrop of red ochre cliffs and fringed by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean; Cable Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and famous for its sunset camel rides.

Some 19,000 years ago, a woman was coated in red ochre and buried in a cave in northern Spain.

Inked in black and shaded with red ochre washes, Bui's expressive drawings are striking in their clarity, expression, and depth; the faces of her loved ones quickly become familiar.

Cable Beach — Renowned for its 22 km stretch of pure white sand, set against a backdrop of red ochre cliffs and fringed by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean; Cable Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and famous for its sunset camel rides.

Microscopic analysis by her colleague Michelle Langley revealed red ochre stains and scrapes down the side made by stone tools.

There are other tours available which include Red Ochre Grill Night Dinner, Half Day Cairns Tropical Zoo and their Paronella Park tour (please contact International Coaches and Tours directly for more information).

«The Blombos Cave «red ochre paint factory» represents a milestone in human cognitive evolution,» Rifkin says.

«The use of red ochre as a sunscreen must have enabled humans to traverse longer distances without getting excessively sunburnt.

Golden touches provide a warm atmosphere, completed with fresco paintings by Gio Bressana and punctuated by red ochre and grey stucco marble.

Sharkskin was used for sanding, red ochre for staining, and abalone for inlay and embellishment.

While at Aurora Alice Springs dine at the award winning Red Ochre Grill Cafe Restuarant.

As his source of iron, George bought bags of red ochre pigment from the Hoover Paint Company, which he trailed out behind The Ragland as it sailed along.

Those tools also had been dipped in red ochre.

It was painted with red ochre to highlight the head, front legs and side of the body.

The ingestion of red ochre, suggests Duarte, combined with consumption of seafood, boosted early humans» supply of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and iodine as well as, potentially, iron and other nutrients essential for brain development.

The easy to moderate, 40 kilometre (25 mile), four - day, three - night walk operates between April and October and showcases the bush trails, ancient red gum forests, wetlands and red ochre cliffs lining the banks of Australia's most famous river.

There's that opaque true Black, Sand Dollar, Apricot, Toasted Apricot, Red Ochre, Ivory, Powder Blue, Midnight (navy), Pebble (light blue), Indigo, and Smoke.

Venetian red, red ochre and cinnabar are often added to darken the colour, although this is no sign of its excellence, for the Nepal and many other Cayenne peppers are extremely light - coloured, as they will naturally be if made with the ground seeds alone unmixed with the redder husks of the fruit capsule.

To complicate matters even more, when heated to at least 480 degrees Fahrenheit, yellow ochre's crystal structure changes and the goethite can transform into hematite, or red ochre.

Most people associate the term with hematite, or red ochre, chemically known as Fe2O3.

If they're making glue with red ochre, it's because it's red.»

It's possible some of the red ochre we find may have been yellow once.»

During this period, known as the Middle Stone Age, humans developed the first symbolic art, like engraved pieces of red ochre and ostrich eggshell containers.

Marks on the side were characteristic of rubbing against adjacent shell beads, while traces of red ochre may have come from contact with body paint.

Found in the same cave, the artefacts show traces of drilling, pressure flaking, grinding and staining with red ochre.

AFTER the boy died, he was buried in a shallow grave along with some pierced shells and red ochre, as was customary among his people.

The young boy had been covered in red ochre.

As for the overall color palette, Free People focused on grays, dark greens, burgundy and light - blue shades, leaving it up to the cheerful pops of red ochre and yellow to revamp the entire collection.

Once upon a time, burnt orange, venetian red, and red ochre were not shades you would think to apply to your lids.

After disaster strikes, one young woman is the only one left to make the necessary ritualistic marks — handprints on a wall in red ochre, each labeled with the unique symbol of its creator.

Red was made from an iron oxide called hematite, or red ochre.

The ocean is an amazing turquoise blue which contrasts with the red ochre hue of the cliffs.

Set in the red ochre of the Arnhem Land escarpment and boasting white sandy beaches and crystal clear water, it is worth the 900 metre walk through a monsoon forest and over boulders to arrive at a deep plunge pool surrounded by spectacular 150 metre high cliffs.

Toe in the Water Surface: Art Spectrum Colourfix pastel primer (Sand and Raw Sienna) Conte crayons: Red ochre, Bright red, Cream or pale yellow Fabre Castell Pitt pastel pencils: Brown, Red Soft pastels: White, Cream, Flesh colour, Sandy colour, Greyish brown, Pale lilac / grey, Pale grey, Bright red, Dark red, Ultramarine blues (from very light to very dark), Turquoise / green blues (from very light to dark), Dark blue

The second is a piece of ivory from the same period with eleven painted stripes in red ochre.

Molozzi's installation explores archaeological methodologies and the physical forms they take; museum display strategies; the horizontal orientation required as archaeologists sift across thin topological layers that then becomes vertical as they dig down; and the presence and usage of red ochre; forensic cataloging; etc..