| 21. | Cupules are extremely common in the Neolithic and the Metal Ages of Europe, Asia and Africa, and in medieval Europe.
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| 22. | Comprising the house foundation and other nearby areas, the site yielded 154 sherds, plus a pottery trowel, quantities of cupules.
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| 23. | KEM laminae, caused by solid state re-metamorphosis of metamorphic rock, have been observed in cupules on three rock types:
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| 24. | Each seed is enclosed by a very hard fruitcase, consisting of a cupule or depression in the rachis and a tough lower glume.
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| 25. | Angiocarpous fruit-bodies usually consist of fruit enclosed within a covering that does not form a part of itself; such as the cupule.
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| 26. | The staminate flowers mature from green to yellow, triangular in bud, with three sepals fused into a lobed cupule and three valvate petals.
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| 27. | The IWA became the first to win gold officially, when Victor Ort�z teamed with Carlos Cupules to win the EWO Tag Team World Championship.
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| 28. | In Middle Paleolithic or Middle Stone Age contexts, cupules occur in Africa and Australia, and are attributable to that era also in Europe.
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| 29. | The tectonite layer is always thickest in the central part of the cupule, i . e . where the greatest amount of energy was applied.
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| 30. | In a number of cases cupules were demonstrated to mark specific rocks used as mortars, querns, metates, tacitas, and small solution pans.
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