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They lived in caves, hunted animals and gathered fruit.

The enemy had to disperse and hide in caves.

Ever since humans lived in caves, humans have sought leverage.

In addition to the newfound mortuary caves, Aldenderfer's team has found nearby caves that were created later, likely for use as living Spaces.

MAST's ultimate goal is to deploy swarms of tiny robots to search caves and buildings.

Tuck these caves away in natural leftover Spaces, under stairs, under kitchen counters.

Sunlight reflecting off the water gives these caves their blue hue, making them popular for boating and diving.

It's time to publicly acknowledge that I love the rain, how it transforms my house into a cozy caves where I can spend the afternoon cooking and dreaming.

Archeologists have found more than 100 painted caves depicting at least 4000 animals in Europe, nearly all of them concentrated in southern France and northern Spain.

Then the Fox will leap at the Boar and tear off its right ear and its tail and slink off to hide in the mountain caves.

Surrounded by range upon range of high mountains and cascading mountain streams, the Yellow Fruit Tree Waterfall is situated in the midst of superb natural scenery. There are many picturesque rocks and caves nearby.

Despite the caves' perches, high above the river valley, the treasures inside are at risk from looters and souvenir collectors, as well as erosion, earthquakes, and infrequent but torrential rains.

Tonight, we sleep in caves.

There are huge fanciful caves with rare crystals here.

They prefer to live in caves, hollow logs, or dense thickets.

These [caves] may well have been proto-monastic places... and as such, people might retreat or bury their dead there.

Dr Panno and his team found their recording angel in the form of stalagmites, the conical projections that grow on the floors of limestone caves.

Researchers believe the forest yeast made its way to Bavaria's brewing caves as a stowaway when trade first began across the Atlantic Ocean, perhaps in a piece of wood or in the belly of a fruit fly.

By contrast, the Japanese in the Pacific theatre, faced with overwhelming American artillery and airpower, heavily fortified many of their islands with chains of deeply dug caves and bunkers.

I can envision caves, with Neanderthal-type people, caves filled with stuff, and the kids are saying, 'No, you can't throw away my bones.

I declare to my nephew, Guido Spada in a place he knows caves of the small

Scattered in the adjacent hills are scenic caves and caverns, such as Jade-Milk Cave, Purple Cloud Cave, Stone House Cave, Water Music Cave and Rosy Cloud Cave, most of which have many stone sculptures carved on their walls.

"I would imagine that many of these mortuary caves are for large extended families," Aldenderfer said.

The guide led us through the maze of caves.

Here, hundreds of feet up, the redwood's massive limbs are fused into flying buttresses and carved by forest fires into blackened chambers called “fire caves”.