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beach ridge

noun

  1. a long, low ridge, usually one of a series, composed of sand or gravel transported by the waves and currents of a storm surge.



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Parts of the northern coast of Peru may look completely natural and pristine, he says, “but if you rewind the clock a couple of millennia, you see that people were actively shaping this land by creating beach ridge systems.”

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It was found in August at a home site dug into a beach ridge.

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While the occupants of the cabin were thus engaged the heads of several Indians were suddenly but cautiously lifted above the beach ridge.

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At that moment the Indian who had inspected the cabin was just disappearing over the beach ridge.

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With this he dashed out of the door, and ran toward the beach ridge behind which the cabin stood.

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