Doubts arose about the local origin of the protesters after they initially stormed an opera and ballet theatre believing it was the city hall.
32.
Otherwise, words of local origin are written and spelled in the native manner along Spanish spelling rules ( " jendeh ", " cogon " ).
33.
With its woollen pompoms, the picturesque-looking red " Bollenhut " has become a symbol of the Black Forest as a whole, despite its very local origins.
34.
The eastern dome is built of finely cut stones, while the western dome is built of small rough field-stones, but both kinds are of local origin.
35.
As a result, �ze has become dubbed by some a " village-mus�e ", a " museum village ", as few residents of local origin live here.
36.
Local origin stories describe the discovery of mokos buried in the ground, and it is still common to hear of moko being uncovered in this way.
37.
One of the tombs belonged to an upper-class warrior who was buried with his dagger and had an arrowhead, not of local origin, in his stomach area.
38.
The �ng S?n bronze industry has a local origin, equivalent in timing to the Go Mun culture, 700-500 BC . This includes bronze axes, spearheads and knives.
39.
Although the details were not documented, the collection was likely composed of a number of mounted animals of local origin, combined with a smattering of Native American artifacts.
40.
Although some groups such as the Vangawala are of Indian origin, some like the Noristani are most probably of local origin; still others probably migrated from adjoining areas.
