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Meanings of palafitte in English
Houses raised on piles over the surface of the soil or a body of water.
Synonyms
Examples for "pfahlbauten"
Examples for "pfahlbauten"
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Prof. O. Heer 'Die Pflanzen der Pfahlbauten' 1866 aus dem Neujahr.
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Heer 'Die Pflanzen der Pfahlbauten' 1866 s.
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O. Heer 'Die Pflanzen der Pfahlbauten' 1866.
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The following passage is quoted from Dr. Christ in 'Die Fauna der Pfahlbauten, von Dr. Rutimeyer' 1861 s.
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Rutimeyer 'Fauna der Pfahlbauten' 1861 s.
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Compare them with the following from the lake dwellings of Switzerland:
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Hand-made pottery and rude tissues of flax are found in neolithic lake dwellings in Switzerland.
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When the use of bronze was discovered the people still lived on in their lake dwellings.
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These are none other than lake dwellings, similar to those first discovered in Switzerland about fifty years ago.
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Switzerland is famous for its numerous clusters, or villages, of ancient lake dwellings, which were of considerable size.
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Compare them with the following from the lake dwellings of Switzerland:
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Hand-made pottery and rude tissues of flax are found in neolithic lake dwellings in Switzerland.
3
When the use of bronze was discovered the people still lived on in their lake dwellings.
4
These are none other than lake dwellings, similar to those first discovered in Switzerland about fifty years ago.
5
Switzerland is famous for its numerous clusters, or villages, of ancient lake dwellings, which were of considerable size.
Translations for palafitte
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