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What is stone landscape?
A landscape full of stones.
What was moving to a different place called in the stone age?
Migration
Where are the supplies in the Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone video game?
The storylines of the Harry Potter video games are very different depending on the platform you are playing on. The potion class supplies are hidden in different places.Websites such as Game FAQ'S have walkthroughs available for all versions of the game.
What is the baliey in the stone keep?
it is where all the supplies are kept
What is a person called that cuts stone?
A person who cuts stone is called a stonemason. Stonemasons work with different types of stone to create structures, sculptures, and architectural features using traditional hand tools or modern machinery.
Is the Decorative "Stone" Landscape Garden Edging good for a flower bed around a tree?
The Decorative Stone Landscape edging is great for a flower bed around a tree, and will accent it very nicely.
What has the author Pat Sagui written?
Pat Sagui has written: 'Landscaping with stone' -- subject(s): Stone in landscape gardening
What is a stone dwelling called?
A stone dwelling is typically called a "stone house" or "stone cottage."
What unlocked the Rosetta stone?
It was a slab of granite like rock with the same message crafted on it in three different scripts. The discovery of the stone, called Rosetta Stone, meant that hieroglyphics could be translated
Is the philosophers stone the stone in Harry Potter Deathly Hallows?
No, they are different things. The Deathly Hallows is made up of three items, one of which is the Resurrection Stone. The philosopher's stone was created by Nicolas Flamel.
Where is the rossetta stone?
The Rosetta Stone is not a person, it is an ancient stone with three different scripts written on it in Egyptian and Greek. The scripts are hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek. There is also a language teaching software called Rosetta Stone.
What is stone called in Hindi language?
'patthar' is stone.
