landed at Waterford, and came to Dublin and held his court there in a pavilion of wickerwork where the Irish chiefs were entertained with great pomp, and alliances entered into with them.
wickerwork chimney hood is a delight but they are considering lining inside with a discrete steel flue for added safety.
wickerwork chair with a trimmed cushion.
wickerwork image in which to burn them but the warriors objected and insisted on a substitute.
The original open wickerwork chimney hood is a delight but they are considering lining inside with a discrete steel flue for added safety.
There was a wickerwork chair with a trimmed cushion.
He built a grand wickerwork image in which to burn them but the warriors objected and insisted on a substitute.
Its main features may be summed as follows: - a purely agricultural life, with the plantain, yam and manioc (the last two of American origin) as the staple food; cannibalism common; rectangular houses with ridged roofs; scar-tattooing; clothing of bark-cloth or palm-fibre; occasional chipping or extraction of upper incisors; bows with strings of cane, as the principal weapons, shields of wood or wickerwork; religion, a primitive form of fetishism with the belief that death is due to witchcraft; ordeals, secret societies, the use of masks and anthropomorphic figures, and wooden gongs.
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