0 a large hole in the side of a cliff (= straight, high rock next to the sea), mountain, or under the ground -- пещера
French business groups reliant on colonial trade showed no sign of caving in to the arguments of the progressive bureaucrats willing to diversify colonial economies.
The blockages, themselves, could provide evidence of the cave's original contents.
The crevices between the loose rock in the caves were often found partly filled with soil rich in organic remains.
The association of cenotes and caves is impor tant here.
As physical access points to supernatural beings, physical characteristics of caves were probably thought to be as mysterious as the beings that dwelled there.
Instead of offering a solution to the problem, this principle caves into its pressure.
Whole villages of people disappeared into forests or hid in caves in the mountainous regions.
Nonnidiculous ticks occupy open habitats whereas nidiculous ticks live in caves, burrows or nests of their hosts.