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ochre

[oh-ker] / ˈoʊ kər /




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When smoke from blazing forests in the West tinted skies ochre across much of the U.S. last year, we asked, “How much worse can fire seasons get?”

From Scientific American

Ione Quigley, the tribe’s historic preservation officer, recounted how she attended the disinterment earlier this week and used red ochre to prepare the remains in a traditional way.

From Seattle Times

Other colors Horton is using in her house echo those that Gillies is gravitating toward: mustard yellow, ochre, chartreuse, mulberry and rust.

From Washington Post

Next came modern humans in at least two waves; the first littered the cave floor with beads and stone blades stained with ochre, about 45,000 years ago.

From Science Magazine

Painted using dark red ochre pigment, the life-sized picture of the Sulawesi warty pig appears to be part of a narrative scene.

From BBC