The fragments were found in a fire pit in an ancient dwelling and provide new insight into the burial practices of ice age people.
FOR clambake purists, the tools of the trade include a shovel to dig a fire pit in the sand, rocks to line the pit and seaweed to steam the shellfish and keep it moist.
Here is a simple, intense late-summer dinner you could cook on a pancake griddle set on the grate above a fire pit in someone's backyard, as if performing a magic trick.
There's a fire pit in the courtyard, fish and chips at the on-site tavern — and free wine at sunset.
At the opening party, on a temperate evening in late March, men in ironic T-shirts and women in vintage dresses and ankle boots stood around a fire pit in the backyard, while musicians played inside.
There are three grills and a fire pit in the kitchen of the duplex restaurant, which features panels of charred wood, a stone chimney and a skylight, none of it too rustic for tablecloths.
Around the 16th century ACE, an unknown people built a fire pit in the "crater" of the pyramid, which was likely used to celebrate the close appearance of four total solar eclipses – a sign of happy triumph.
The coprolite was found in a fire pit in the third pit house.
Then, we huddled around a fire pit in Orange County with our anti-climactic cigars and a couple of glasses of economical Scotch, and congratulated ourselves on things like the website and the logo.
More than 100 mad New Englanders reportedly showed up at Mark Shane's house in Swansea, Massachusetts, this week, where he'd set up a fire pit in his front yard for a memorabilia BBQ.
And I'd just put a fire pit in my place, and I was very proud of it.
