Some houses have cellars, and some don't. It depends on how it is constructed. In areas with deep topsoil, a cellar or basement is excavated and masonry walls are built on which to rest the upper part of the house. Sometimes a partial cellar (called a crawlspace) which isn't deep enough to be a usable room is built. In areas with very shallow topsoil or hard clay, the house is built on a cement foundation instead of a cellar or basement.
Stone House of Indian Creek was created in 1810.
YES BECAUSE IT DOESNT HAVE A SUBJECT-VERB COMBINATION
long + house = longhouse
To beat the The Hunted House, you typically need to explore the house to find clues, solve puzzles, and avoid traps set by the creatures within. By using your wit, observation skills, and critical thinking, you can progress through the different rooms and ultimately escape the house. Working together with other players can also increase your chances of success.
Yes, a house can be considered an artifact if it holds significant historical, cultural, or architectural value. It can provide insight into the past and serve as a representation of human creativity and craftsmanship.
A cellar (or basement) is below the ground level of a house or building.
in the cellar
The seller showed the real estate agent how to show off the wine cellar on the side of the house and the furnace and air condition units in the cellar under the house.
It is in the cellar room
The cellar is all the way to the left of the house. There is a padlock on the door, however, so you first need to get the key from the bat flying around the outside of the house.
The cave men stored them in caves and the cellar men stored in the cellar. Only joking! they were stored in the cellar of a house as it was colder there
The cellar was cool and musty, filled with rows of aging wine bottles and shelves of preserved fruits and vegetables.
A place under josef Fritzls house
In the cellar of the house
In the cellar of the house
Its called a basement or a cellar
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