Übersetzung für "Tonkrüge" in Englisch

Wines are stored in Marana, clay jugs, buried in the ground.

This morning we visit the mysterious Plain of Jars.

How do the clay jugs that are in some sets work?

Others know it as the city of large earthenware jars.

Breaking the pots of Gopis and stealing clothes of Gopis when they were bathing in a pond or river.

Two clay pots, however, may come from the same potter's wheel, but are not inseparable.

The dead had been cremated, and the burnt bones put into clay pots.

Start out with the plastic chips and work you way up to the more expensive clay ones.

Of all Laos’ attractions, the Plain of Jars in Phonsavan is the most unique and mysterious.

Large jars placed under the gargoyles receive the rain water for a household use.

Clay pots are everywhere, some as small as a hand, some large enough for two people to stand up in, either as monuments or for real use.

Despite this, some grave goods were found lying around, including fine alabaster vessels, small copper tools and four clay jars which had held the organs of the mummy.

Large earthenware jars for wine that are made in the province are also well-known, especially the ones from Villarrobledo.

Pisco is a grape distillate whose inimitable flavor and fragrance unites the European vine and the sunshine of Peru's southern coast with the wisdom of ancient potters who created the jars in which this exquisite grape brandy is stored.

Certain ancient texts indicate that sealed jars of a thousand coins, called pen, were used as an official accounting unit.

The Cannatiellis are the characteristic earthenware jugs with which, the inhabitants of the area, stocked fresh water from the sources.

There are two orifices in each of the upper corners where the mouths of clay jars can be found, fitted face downwards inside the walls, which were used to enhance the temple acoustics.

The halls in Ahrtal, in which the Apollinaris deep spring water was first filled into clay jugs in 1860, are today characterized by fully-automated processes with extraordinarily high speeds and strict quality controls.

The faithful reconstitution of the workshop will make you discover a world full of beautiful forms and colours: giant jars used for the food storage, the enamelled objects with characteristic colours in a beautiful light.

Also on display are archaeological finds from the destruction of Jerusalem, such as Babylonian arrowheads and sling-shots, vessels including jars and cooking pots used by the Judeans, ancient correspondence testifying to Judean attempts to fend off the Babylonians, a replica of the famous Cyrus Cylinder and also a Babylonian Talmud printed in Germany in 1948.

In addition to the champagne, which was then sampled, classified and recorked, and the beer, which was sent off for analysis, objects such as octants, earthenware jugs and china were collected.

In the year 1869 the first clay jars were fi lled with mineral water from Radenci and sent both to the Imperial Court in Vienna and to the papal