Sentence examples for stone cave from inspiring English sources

Most of his bugs were found in a lime stone cave in the Monzon River.

A large stone cave loomed on my left, which I later learned was a root cellar from the old farm.

Then cross the street to Charly's Bar (5, rue Suquet; pubcharlysbar.com), a lively stone cave of a spot with a democratic door policy.

This demographic shift coincided with an explosion of cultural production: clay figurines; carvings made of bone, wood and stone; cave art and jewelry making; and complex burial practices.

"WATCH your head," warned my guide, Edip, as we ducked into a stone cave in the otherworldly Turkish region of Cappadocia.

"When you've been exhibiting for a long time, which I have now — yeah, this is a slightly unique situation," said Ms. Harrison, who surrounded a water cooler with a frame she covered in a skin of cement, giving it the effect of being engorged in a stone cave.

Golgulsa Temple, for example, about five hours from Seoul on public transportation, was built by an Indian monk in the sixth century and is surrounded by ancient stone caves.

PARIS — The Ardèche region in south-central France is famous for chestnuts, sheep farming, Stone Age cave paintings and a scenic river.

A writer in the National Geographic Magazine in 1972 claimed that "as stone age cave dwellers [they] are unique: their like has not been found before in our time".

In search of the world's first sweet, he points to a Stone Age cave painting that shows a prehistoric man stealing honey from a hive.

Engraved designs have been found on prehistoric bones, stones, and cave walls.