Sentence examples for cattle bones from inspiring English sources

Cattle bones turn up at some sites with domesticated millet, suggesting that pastoralists had begun to plant.

"But on the site more than 90 percent of the bones were cattle bones, so cattle is very likely".

Nitrogen and oxygen co-doped hierarchical porous carbon (N,O-HPC) networks has been synthesized using cattle bones as precursors via pre-carbonization and carbonization combined with KOH activation.

Neat's-foot oil was a magical yellow elixir made from cattle bones and skin — and also a password, unknown to girls.

There are fears that undeclared proteins, some extracted from pig and beef waste and cattle bones, may be being added to frozen wholesale chicken sold to the catering trade, such as fast food outlets and Chinese and Indian restaurants.

But Sonny Rollins's 1957 Way Out West (whose cover features Rollins dressed in a suit, tie, gunbelt and 10-gallon hat against a backdrop of cactuses and cattle bones) is one of the most influential.

Across the street at Makau Nui, the Hawaiian carver Benjamin Muti makes intricate pendants in cattle bone, marlin bill, abalone and more.

There were clay pipes, combs carved from cattle bone, marbles, slate pencils, bone toothbrush handles, fake gemstones, a thimble, buttons, a glass apothecary bottle and even a pornographic Victorian figurine.

In the December issue of Current Anthropology, the team reports from its analysis of 4321 specimens of cattle bone that the cattle were wild, at least during the first three-quarters of the 1200 year life of the settlement.

Her quest for unusual materials -- cattle bone, shark teeth, fossils and amber -- brought her to New York City in 1993.

Neither, a P-haplotype ever came from a doubtless domestic cattle bone.