9 sentences with 'cave'
Example sentences and phrases with the word cave and other words derived from it.
• « Early Homo sapiens painted on cave walls, especially in what is now southern France, and at some point also began the practice of burying the dead in prepared graves, indicating that they believed that the spirit somehow survived physical death. »
• « On a holiday in Brittany, when they were 14 and 12, the brothers converted a cave into a darkroom. »
• « I fear I have violated one of the cardinal principles of the universe, instituted when the first kind person greeted another hospitably from his cave. »
• « Some time later, in 1991, two daring Venezuelans, Gustavo Badillo, 31, and Eduardo Wallis, 30, obtained a copy of the diver's map and decided to explore the cave. »
• « He had spent the day in Luraville, a small town in northern Florida where cave divers come from all over the world to explore the extraordinary limestone passages there. »
• « The Venezuelan divers donned their gear and entered the cave. Gustavo had tied the end of a 45-metre-long rope to a rock, stretching it out as he went. »
• « Two pipes with charred remains of N. N. dimethyltryptamine were found in the cave IC c7 in the Inca Cueva ravine on the edge of the Puna Jujuy. This is the active component of bufotenin, the drug that hides the macrocarpa. »
• « The red colour seems to be another hallucinogenic sensation transferred to the utensils. Of four polished stone pipes found in the Huachichocana CH III cave, on the edge of the Jujuy puna, three are made of red sandstone and two have traces of a bath with coloured pigments. The remaining one was made of andesite. The age and tubular shape of the pipes -without a vertical burner- is similar to those found in the other cave mentioned above. »
• « The life of the Palaeolithic painters and engravers was a priesthood dedicated to artistic activities. Not only because they spent whole days in a torch-lit cave giving shape and colour to the rocks, but also because they passed on their experience to the children who, as a game, were responsible for collecting the materials necessary for their work. »