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Ancient Gr**** ὤχρα (ṓkhra), from ὠχρός (ōkhrós) 'pale'), iron ochre, or
ocher in
American English, is a
natural clay
earth pigment, a
mixture of ferric...
- The
Red Ocher people were an
indigenous people of
North America. A
series of
archaeological sites located in the
Upper Great Lakes, the
Greater Illinois...
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found with more than 115
tools made of
stone and
antlers and
dusted with
red ocher,
suggesting an
honorary burial. Anzick-1 is the only
human who has been...
- Paleo-Arctic
tradition Pirahã
Plains Indians Plano culture Puelche Red Ocher people Red Paint People Sioux (from
around the 17th
century onwards, they were...
- spectrum. The
earliest pigments used by
Neolithic man were charcoal,
red ocher and
yellow ocher. The
black lines of cave art were
drawn with the tips of burnt...
- the
place of clay. Further, the
bodies were
found to be
painted with
red ocher while the
heads were
painted with
black manganese. At
least one Chinchorro...
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disappearance was that the
Red Paint People had been
killed by
tsunamis caused by
coastal subsidence. This is no
longer believed[why?].
Red Ocher people "Nova: Secrets...
- emplo****
Iranian architects to
build the
Minar who used
Lapis Lazuli &
Red Ocher for coloring. Currently, the
Minar is out of
bounds for the tourists,...
- world,
red ocher is
still used
extensively for
ritual purposes. It has been
argued that it is
universal among human cultures for the
color red to represent...
- 27–50. JSTOR 25669519. Pleger,
Thomas C. (Fall 2000). "Old
copper and
red ocher social complexity".
Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology. 25 (2). University...