ocher

After a bow of his head, which was returned much more deeply by the two ocher-robed residents, he took his leave.

He looked down, and then glanced up at me through his long black lashes, his ocher eyes scorching.

These cave artisans had stones for pounding and grinding colorful dirt enriched with a kind of iron oxide to a powder, known as ocher.

Today, his eyes were a completely different color: a strange ocher, darker than butterscotch, but with the same golden tone.

Recent research has also documented ocher's early use in Africa as an adhesive to haft small points onto weapon shafts.

They gathered hundreds of pieces of ocher stone, including two inscribed with crisscrossed triangles and horizontal lines.

The 'blood' has been definitively proved to be composed of red ocher and vermilion tempera paint.

Red earthy variety is known as the red ocher while the metallic one is known as specularite.

Just a magnet attracts iron, when we met for the first time, we adored each ocher.

Dr. Brooks noted this week that large quantities of ocher had been found elsewhere in Africa even before the 100, 000-year-old workshop.

They came only to work, collecting their hammer stones and grindstones nearby and the chunks of ocher from perhaps as far away as 12 miles.

When ocher was made obsolete by cheaper, synthetic pigments, the quarry suffered losses and finally closed in 1958.

Blue Whale my back was light blue, belly full of folds, with ocher color macula.

Inside the cave, the artisans chipped and crushed the soft ocher stones.

The two clusters of tools and two ocher-filled abalone shells were found in 2008.

spore print brown, green yellow to ocher.

Techniques of disposing wet-trapped ocher-bridge basement by tamping cement pile

The Application of RTK surveying to the Seismic Survey in the Ocher Plateau Area

Propagation experiment of Pinus koraiensis by ocher