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Meanings of mammoth bones in English

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Usage of mammoth bones in English
1
In this land they found some mammoth bones; there are no mammoths now.
The Three Brontës
2
Nicholas and Saint-Germain think the mammoth bones mean the Pleistocene era.
The Necromancer
3
These are used to break mammoth bones or to sever tusks.
The Mammoth Hunters
4
Nearby, mysterious white mounds took on the shapes of mammoth bones and piles of dirt.
The Mammoth Hunters
5
Some wood was available from river valleys, but for building purposes mammoth bones were in greater supply.
The Mammoth Hunters
6
Everything is prodigious out here in the West-big trees, big fish, big mammoth bones, and big hearts.
A Dream of Empire; Or, The House of Blennerhassett
7
Apropos of the mammoth bones preserved in the Mexican Museum, I must insert a quotation from Bernal Diaz.
Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern
8
I found traces of ground-up mammoth bones from the Pleistocene era and the remnants of an Attraction spell.
The Necromancer
9
Permanent winter shelters were often built on river terraces near such piles, because mammoth bones and tusks were heavy.
The Plains of Passage
10
We found some mammoth bones.
The Mammoth Hunters
11
She was there studying fossil mammoth bones, and meeting with the very person we had been desperately trying to see.
The Mammoth Hunters
12
One of them had a fence made of openly spaced mammoth bones, branches and dried brush marking the territorial boundaries.
The Mammoth Hunters
13
Most of the mammoth bones used for building material did not come from animals that had been hunted and killed for that purpose.
The Plains of Passage
14
The men had been carrying mammoth bones that had been brought earlier from some other place, and they were piling them up where Attaroa wanted.
The Plains of Passage
15
The lodge was not framed with wood, although a few of the birch poles were strategically placed; it had been built out of mammoth bones.
The Plains of Passage
16
He was prompted by the latest haul of woolly- mammoth bones from a cave at Shandon, Co Waterford, mixed up with the bones of brown bears.
The Irish Times
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Mammoth bones through the time