The word order PP Object Verb  is possible. This order may be somehow marked or involve focus on one of the constituents. 

<br><br>A <u>prepositional phrase</u> (PP) in this case refers to an obligatory argumental PP of a ditransitive verb such as English <i>put</i>.

<br><br>For example, the following Russian sentence is possible, but only with contrastive focus on both the PP <i>v kletku</i> 'in cage' and <i>pauki</i>  'spiders' (Olga Istomina p.c.). 

<i><br><br>Maria v kletku pauki polozhela</i>
<br>Mary in cage spiders put
<br>'Mary put spiders in the cage.' 