- stars,
which includes large species with
either branching arms (called "
basket stars") or long and
curling arms (called "snake stars"). It is sometimes...
- grains,
tossing gambling pieces, rattles, fans,
fish traps, and laundry.
Prior to the
invention of
woven baskets,
people used tree bark to make
simple containers...
- A
creel is a
wicker basket usually used for
carrying fish or
blocks of peat. It is also the
fish trap used to
catch lobsters and
other crustaceans. In...
- downstream—
allowing fish to be
easily collected. Also used in Chile,
mainly in Chiloé,
which were
unusually abundant (
fish were and
basket fish trap). The manner...
- A
seafood basket, also
known as the fisherman's
basket, is a
fried dish
usually consisting of
fried seafood including fish fillet,
prawns and calamari...
-
Guanyin of the
fish basket –
attributed to Zhao
Mengfu Yuan dynasty.
Baskets in Haikou: the flat
baskets at
center are for
holding small fish or shrimp. Longnü#In...
- A
small basket of
close texture is laid in the
vessel filled with the
small fish already mentioned, and the
garum will flow into the
basket; and they...
-
fish and
potatoes are
prepared in a cast-iron kettle. When the
water comes to a boil, the potatoes, kept in a wire
basket, are
lowered in. The
fish are...
-
After the
fillets are
boiled and
their rib
bones removed the
fish are put in
steaming baskets stacked atop one
another for one to two
hours a few meters...
-
seven σπυρίδες spyrídes ('large
baskets') in Mark 8:8.
Cornelius a
Lapide stated that a σπυρίς spyrís or 'large
basket' was
double the size of a κόφινος...
