Villagers told the soldiers that they had collected the bodies from the floor of a valley after the airstrikes and buried them on a small knoll near the village.
Other places were all but unscathed by the waters, either by luck — like Baked, a coffeehouse, and Hope and Anchor, a restaurant on a small knoll on Van Brunt Street — or by design, like Brooklyn Crab, which was built 12 feet above ground on thick wooden stilts.
Located on a small knoll with a single tree on the east side of the road, all that remains is remnants of the foundation.
In preparation for the company assault on the summit, Laughlin tasked 5 Platoon to assault a small knoll halfway between C Company and the old B Company position.
A handful of small, round watchtowers bristled from little knolls.
The sun changed even small grassy knolls into magnets of human life.
These small volcanic knolls belong to the V-series, and the orientations of these chains appear to be related to previous tectonic extensions (Fournier et al. 2001).
In addition, a positive magnetic anomaly was observed over the chains of small volcanic knolls (arrows in Figure 2b), suggesting the presence of igneous rocks beneath the seafloor, which may correspond to magmatic bodies of ancient volcanoes (Figures 2b and 3a).
Not only that, but the ley line that crosses Small Down Knoll and the most renowned of all ancient sites, Stonehenge, also goes right through my house.
Soon after the news conference, a few dozen people, including a handful of reporters and photographers, walked from the restaurant to the John Coffey Jr. Cemetery in Southfields, a small, lumpy knoll with stones in various stages of disrepair.
