lake dweller

This land must have fed the lake dwellers once.

Had that monstrous lake dweller picked up my call and used it to draw me?

The lake dwellers were fleeing into the forest, carrying whatever they could of their belongings.

Given time we could become lake dwellers.

The Lake Dweller sought to drive the knife backward into the body of the man upon his back.

The few lake dwellers who were outside their tents and huts gave the three newcomers scarcely a glance.

The first known inhabitants of Switzerland were a prehistoric people called Lake Dwellers.

A recreation of the lake dwellers' settlement has been erected near the site to attract tourists from Greece and abroad.

The name essentially means lake dweller.

The 'Tryker' are a fiercely independent and fun-loving race of lake dwellers.

The Savage River Reservoir is home to native brook trout and other lake dwellers.

The Stone Age lake dwellers in Switzerland raised barley, as did the ancient Romans.

Jade ornaments, weapons, and utensils have been found among the relics of the Swiss lake dwellers and other primitive peoples.

Piles of bones and scattered bone implements suggested that the lake dwellers augmented tools taken from forbidden ruins with those they made themselves.

Lake dwellers, whose homes were built on stilts, created the original Tolochenaz, whose name is Celtic.

"These lake dwellers," said van der Bos, "are also supposed to have discovered the secret of perpetual youth."

At present the only option for lake dwellers is to travel by dug-out canoe, risking the dangerous lake currents, storms and crocodiles.

"Maranao" means lake dweller.

After discovering well-preserved remnants elsewhere along the shore, archeologists constructed copies of Stone and Bronze Age lake dwellers' villages.

Those early lake dwellers, moving skyward from their thatched, flammable huts, had ultimately chosen to perch here with the eagles, ruled over by one feudal lord.

Until the end of September, an indoor and outdoor exhibition on the lake dwellers pays tribute to the Bronze Age ancestors of the Zurichers.

The Maltese is thought to have been descended from a Spitz type dog found among the Swiss Lake dwellers and bred down to obtain its small size.

The Achomawi, a band of the Pit River tribe, called them Lutuami, meaning "Lake Dwellers".

For the most part his language and the language of the Lake Dwellers was identical, and so he used a word which meant, roughly, in exactly what spot was the captive secured.

He led the lake dwellers deep into the forest north of the Lake of Mists, to a place he'd previously explored at the foot of cliffs that bordered a stream.