第四章: 洞穴小孩儿 Cave Kids | 神奇树屋7: 冰原上的剑齿虎
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It had a hood and long sleeves. It went all the way down to her sneakers.
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Cro-Magnons made:
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Near the fire were knives, axes, and hollowed-out stones.
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Jack pulled out his notebook and pencil. He started a list:
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"Let's go inside and get warm," said Annie.
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A small flame danced from a bed of glowing coals.
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Their shadows danced on the stone walls.
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Jack and Annie moved quickly to the fire and warmed their hands.
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Animal skins were neatly stacked against the wall.
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"Maybe it's the home of the Cro-Magnons we saw," said Jack, looking around.
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plant ropes
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Jack and Annie crept to the cave and peeked inside.
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bone flutes
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"People must live here," said Annie.
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"Ta-da!" said Annie.
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stone axes and knives
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Jack looked up. Annie was wearing a coat.
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Jack pulled out his Ice Age book. He found a picture of a cave. He read: Cro-Magnons made many things from animals, plants, and stone. They made flute-like musical instruments from mammoth bones. They made ropes by braiding plant fibers. They made axes and knives from stone.
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第四章: 洞穴小孩儿 Cave Kids | 神奇树屋7: 冰原上的剑齿虎
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He turned the pages in the book until he found a picture of Cro-Magnon women sewing. He read: Cro-Magnons scraped reindeer skins with flint rocks to make them soft. They used bone needles to sew the skins together for clothing.
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"Where did you get that?" said Jack.
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She picked up another coat and handed it to Jack.
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"From that pile of furry skins," said Annie, pointing. "These must be their clothes. Maybe they're being mended."
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"Try one. It's really warm," she said.
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"I wonder how they made these coats," said Jack.
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It did feel very warm -- and soft.
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Squeak. Peanut peeked out of Jack's pack lying on the floor.
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"We look like cave kids," said Annie.
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"You stay in there," said Annie. "There's no teeny coat for you."
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Peanut vanished back into the pack.
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Jack put his backpack and towel down on the hard dirt floor. He slipped on the coat.
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Jack added to his list: reindeer-skin clothes
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"I hope the cave people won't mind if we borrow their coats," said Jack.
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第四章: 洞穴小孩儿 Cave Kids | 神奇树屋7: 冰原上的剑齿虎
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Jack tucked the book under his arm. He and Annie carried their stone lamps to the back of the cave.
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"And my goggles, too," said Annie.
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"I know," she said.
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He lit another lamp and gave it to Annie.
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He picked up one stone. It was smaller than a soup bowl, but much heavier.
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"I'll find out how Cro-Magnons saw in the dark," said Jack.
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Jack held the stone close to the fire and lit the piece of moss.
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"We have to be careful," said Jack.
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"Maybe we should give them our towels," said Annie. "To thank them."
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He opened the Ice Age book. He found a picture of cave people holding odd-looking lamps. He read aloud to Annie: Cro-Magnons made stone lamps. They hollowed out a rock, filled it with animal fat, then burned a wick made from moss.
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"It's too dark in the back," said Annie. "We won't be able to see anything."
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"Good idea."
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"Let's explore the cave before they come home," said Jack.
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They left their gifts on top of the rest of the animal skins.
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"Carry it with two hands," he said.
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"There!" said Annie. She pointed to two stones near the fire. In the hollow of each was gooey white stuff and a pile of moss.
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He put down his lamp and flipped through the Ice Age book.
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"Hey, I wonder where this goes," said Annie. She held her lamp up to an opening in the wall.
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"I think it's a tunnel," she said. "Be right back."
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Too late -- she had squeezed into the opening and was gone.
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Annie held her lamp close to the wall.
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He closed his book and peeked into the opening.
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Jack could see her lamp flickering at the other end.
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"Oh brother," said Jack, sighing.
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"I'll check in the book," said Jack.
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"No! You come here! " said Annie. Her voice sounded far away. "You won't believe this!"
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"Come back here!" he said.
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Jack picked up his lamp and book. He ducked into a small tunnel.
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There were cave bears and lions, elk and reindeer, bison and woolly rhinos and mammoths.
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"Wait a second," said Jack.
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"Wow!" came Annie's voice.
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Crouching clown, he hurried toward her. At the end of the tunnel was a huge cavern with a high ceiling.
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"Look," she said. Her voice echoed.
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Animals were painted on the wall in strokes of red and black and yellow.
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In the flickering light, the prehistoric beasts looked alive.
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