But archaeologists have uncovered more advanced uses of ochre dating to around 100,000 years ago.

但是考古学家发现了更多赭石的高级用途，可以追溯到10万年前。

He applauds researchers from CINDAQ who discovered an ochre mining operation, that started 12,000 years ago.

他对些CINDAQ的研究人员们表示赞许，因为他们发现了始于1。2万年前的赭石采矿作业的遗迹。

Scientists see evidence of that in a special kind of rock: ochre.

科学家在一种特殊的赭石上看到了有的证据。

From Mexico: In now flooded caves, researchers discovered the oldest known ochre mines in the Americas.

在当前被洪水淹没的洞穴中，研究人员发现了美洲最古老的赭石矿。

The walls were painted a battleship gray and the floors a muddy ochre.

墙壁漆成战灰色， 地板漆成泥泞的赭石色。

In " Walkabout" , two children lost in the ochre outback contend with scorpions and snakes.

在“Walkabout”中，两个迷失在赭石内陆的孩子与蝎子和蛇作斗争。

'If you want to cheek us, pay your ochre at the doors and take it out'.

“如果你想欺负我们， 就在你的赭石， 然后把它拿出来” 。

In a 2020 study, scientists used the Blombos Cave ochres to investigate how symbolic behavior may have evolved.

在2020年的一项研究中，科学家们利用布隆伯斯洞穴的赭石来研究象征行为可能的演变方式。

At a site known as Blombos Cave in South Africa, they found ochre-processing toolkits made of shells, stones and bones.

在南非的布隆伯斯洞穴，他们发现了用贝壳、石头和骨头制作的一套赭石工具。

Outside, the tiny back yard was a jungle of pot plants and climbers, with neatly folded washing hung against the ochre walls.

在屋后有一个很小的庭院，满是盆栽和爬藤植物，如同一个小小丛林，对面赭石墙上的清洁工具挂得整整齐齐。

The dust coats a lot of the surface, giving it a butterscotch or ochre coloring, and also gets blown into the atmosphere.

它们包裹了大部分火星表面，给它涂上了焦糖奶油或者赭石或赭的色调，它们也会被吹到大气层中。

He combined the techniques of wheel-throwing and coiling, and experimented with glazes to produce varying textures and colours, from moss green to ochre.

他结合了抛轮和卷绕技术，并尝试用釉料制作出从苔绿色到赭石的不同质地和颜色。

The oldest evidence of our ancestors using these pigments are a couple of scraped ochre rocks from Kenya dating to about 300,000 years ago.

我们祖先使用些颜料的最古老证据，来自肯尼亚的几块距今约30万年前的赭石。

Researchers took ochre and ostrich shells that our ancestors had engraved with lines and hashtag patterns between 110,000 and 52,000 years ago.

研究人员采集了我们的祖先在11万至5.2万年前，刻上线条和标签图案的赭石和鸵鸟壳。

They mixed together things like sticky tree gum, crushed ochre rocks, and fat, and cooked them over a fire to attach the spearhead to the stick.

他们把粘糊糊的树胶、碾碎的赭石和脂肪混合在一起，放在火上煮，把矛头固定在棍子上。

It's hard to pinpoint exactly when they began making rock art, but crayons made of ochre, a brownish-reddish earth pigment, have been found there that date to around 50,000 years ago.

很难确定他们是从什么时候开始制作岩画的，但在那里发现了大约 5 万年前用赭石制成的蜡笔，是一种棕红色的土质颜料。

In those first digs, archeologists had found some stone tools and pieces of natural pigment called ochre that they thought were 50 to 60,000 years old, which suggested that humans might have shown up in Australia around then.

在最初的挖掘中，考古学家发现了一些石器和称为赭石的天然色素碎片， 他们认为些东西有 50 到 6 万年的历史， 表明人类可能大约在那个时候出现在澳大利亚。