Sentence examples for human encampments from inspiring English sources

One end is crowded with clusters of human encampments; the other, Goosewing, reached by wading across a shallow tidal breach, is usually empty.

Hanging around human encampments led to smaller, tamer animals that may have begun to cooperate with people, kicking off domestication.

The human encampment marred the silence and the brilliant 24-hour whiteness and blueness.

In contrast to the bedraggled human colony, the ape encampment is a thriving city-state with distinctive wooden architecture, domesticated horses, a sophisticated (mostly signed) language and an educational system overseen by Maurice, the gentle, copper-furred orangutan who gave the first movie an extra fillip of soul.

During the assault on Mars, the invaders encountered an encampment of human slaves whose ancestors had been captured in a Martian raid on Earth 9,000 years earlier.

This paper from Oxford University's refugee studies centre questions the legality of long-term encampment through a human rights lens.

Resources: This paper from Oxford University's refugee studies centre questions the legality of long-term encampment through a human rights lens.

The move was greeted with outrage, with protesters descending on the forest, setting up an encampment and forming human blockades to try and stop the heavy machinery.

U.S. military veterans continue to arrive at the snowy Standing Rock encampment to form a human shield between protesters and police.

Scotland may have been first occupied in the last interglacial period (130,000 70,000 BCE), but the earliest surviving archaeological evidence of human settlement is of Mesolithic hunter-gatherer encampments.

Sitting at his kitchen table, Webb displayed dozens of photos he's taken of sprawling encampments littered with garbage and human waste.