The council asks that people don't "go" near paths, huts, bothies and never in caves.
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They are living in caves and I am sure that it has no clear future.
About 80, 000 Syrians are now sleeping in caves, parks or barns, Save the Children said.
The Nabataeans were ancient Arabs who spoke Aramaic, lived in caves and built cities such as Petra in Jordan.
Increasingly, medical care has been forced underground, with makeshift hospitals set up in caves, homes and farms.
Circles found in caves in north-west Australia two years ago are thought to be 75, 000 years old.
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Barton is the only one hunting antibiotics in caves, which is where she has always wanted to be.
Without human ingenuity and innovation, we would still be living in caves and have a life expectancy of 25 years.
When we all live in caves for global warming or whatever reason, that wire is going to be our lifeline.
In the 13th century a great Icelandic bard, Snorri Sturluson, wrote of dark elves who live in caves below the ground.
At first they had slept in the woods and in caves before taking refuge in Srebrenica, soon surrounded by Serb soldiers.
These proxies include coral, ice cores, mineral deposits in caves, lake and ocean sediments, as well as a few historical records like grape harvest dates.
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Figure after World War II Germany had lost a generation of its best people, its infrastructure was destroyed, and many of its citizens were living in caves.
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Others took shelter in caves or bushes, or climbed trees.
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Speaking from Bamako, Mali, on Europe 1 radio, Jean-Yves Le Drian said he'd toured the "sanctuary of al Qaeda in Mali" and saw the radical Islamists' arsenal sitting in caves.
About the size of a golf ball, it is what's known as a habitat specialist, found only in caves of a certain kind of volcanic rock along streams in southeastern Puerto Rico.
Richard Myers, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Thursday that Afghan anti-Taliban groups are assisting U.S. forces as they search for al Qaeda members in caves in the eastern Afghanistan region.
He had to dodge German pursuers, sleep in caves, rely on the hospitality (and courage) of Italian villagers, go hungry for days, sleep rough and trust his home-made compass to get him back to safety.
So what makes the bacteria in these caves so rich in antibiotic potential?
The Commandments are one of the scrolls, which were discovered by Bedouins in desert caves near the Dead Sea in the late 1940s and 1950s.
At 118 miles in length the Holloch Caves are the second-longest caves in Europe.
They smoked cigarettes in the caves, which are painted with biomorphic motifs from 10, 000 years ago.
Likewise, we find ourselves in social caves of our own making, constrained by culture, nationality, beliefs and ideologies.
French troops found weapons "by the tonne, " he said, including AK47s, grenade launchers and pick-ups hidden in natural caves.
The ancient Anasazi Indians in the desert southwest built their pueblos in natural caves on the side of south facing cliffs.
If you save that village from ogres, they may return with siege weapons to counter attack or regroup in nearby caves.
U.S. officials said al Qaeda leaders, including Osama bin Laden, sought refuge in the caves, and hope to determine if any died there.
But advances in laser scanning gave her the breakthrough she needed and enabled her to match many pieces with their exact location in the caves.
Now recent finds indicate they may have created some of Europe's earliest art crimson dots and hand stencils in Spanish caves more than 40, 000 years old.
For a time they stored large amounts of ammunition in ancient caves built into the cliff at the feet of the largest of the two Buddhas.
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