- the cliff-house,
which is
actually built on
levels in the cliff, and the
cavate,
which is dug out, by
using natural recesses or openings. Rock-cut architecture...
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dwellings were rock
structures built on the
canyon floor;
others were
cavates produced by
voids in the
volcanic tuff of the
canyon wall and
carved out...
-
Multistory dwellings at Bandelier: Rock wall
foundations and beam
holes and "
cavates"
carved into
volcanic tuff
remain from
upper floors....
- in the late Dienerian, a
major shift towards ****emblages
dominated by
cavate trilete spores took place,
heralding widespread deforestation and a rapid...
-
Talus houses were
built at the
bottom of a cliff,
often in
front of "
cavates" (cave rooms), and were
about 5 feet, 8 inches high and 6 by 9 feet in...
-
cavus cav-
hollow biconcave, biconcavity, cage, cajole, cajolement, caval,
cavate, cavatina, cave, cavea, cavern, cavernicolous, cavernous, cavernulous, cavicorn...
-
masonry walls have collapsed. The only
remaining evidence is caves, or
cavates,
carved into the
cliffs and
socket holes which were used to
support timber...
- in miglior' ordine, con
aggiunta di
molte azzioni virtuose, e mirabili,
cavate da i
Processi formati per la sua Canonizazione. Et in
questa quinta edizione...
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evergreen shrub has soft wood,
small pink or
yellow flowers, and
produces cavate brown fruit throughout the
period March to April. The
species has been categorized...
- of
great dramatic tension there were
often arioso p****ages
known as arie
cavate.
Under Monteverdi's followers, the
distinction between the
recitative and...
