Amassed

Usage examples of gathered.

Iza had been thinking about how to help the child, considering the dried herbs she carried in her otter-skin pouch and while she gathered wood, she looked over the plants growing in the vicinity.

When the wood was gathered and the fireplace set, Grod, the man who walked in front with Brun, uncovered a glowing coal wrapped in moss and stuffed into the hollow end of an aurochs horn.

When the water in the cooking basket was bubbling, Iza gathered up the other plants she had collected, along with the watertight wicker bowl, and went back to the stream.

Everyone gathered around the large pit in which the haunches of bison were cooking.

The men who gathered on the other side fell into a pattern according to their hierarchical place within the clan, but Mog-ur was not in sight.

The clan was inside the cave, gathered around their family fires after the evening meal.

In the beginning, Ayla just followed Iza around and watched while they skinned animals, cured hides, stretched thongs cut in one spiral piece from a single hide, wove baskets, mats, or nets, gouged bowls out of logs, gathered wild foods, prepared meals, preserved meat and plant food for winter, and responded to the wishes of any man who called upon them to perform a service.

When the pile of stones was gone, she gathered them up again, and then a third time.

The men were gathered together at the opposite side of the cave opening planning their next hunt.

Iza gathered several plants, then walked to a nearby stand of brilliant hollyhocks and picked several of the rose, purple, white, and yellow blossoms from the tall simple stems.

Birds drawn by the fish gathered to gorge on the entrails, stealing a few filets when they could get close enough.

Then he gathered up the new implements and walked to the shelter he shared with the other members of his hearth.

She gathered the nuts, brought them into the cave, and ate as many as her stomach, shrunken from lack of food, could hold.

Her foot coverings were loose-fitting circles of leather gathered together at the ankle, and two pair made for somewhat clumsy walking, the second pair fitting even more loosely over the first in a ballooning effect.

It tended to stifle the warm communication that was usual when the women gathered together to work.