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The Powhatan Indians houses had a circular or oval floor plan and were rarely longer than forty feet. Their houses were built by women and consisted of long, bent sapling poles that were covered with either woven-reed mats or bark. They had a single door, which also served as the only source of light and ventilation.
The Powhatan Indians houses had a circular or oval floor plan and were rarely longer than forty feet. Their houses were built by women and consisted of long, bent sapling poles that were covered with either woven-reed mats or bark. They had a single door, which also served as the only source of light and ventilation.
The Monacans lived in villages with palisaded walls. Their homes were dome-shaped structures of bark and reed mats.
The Monacans lived in villages with palisaded walls. Their homes were dome-shaped structures of bark and reed mats.
The Cherokee Indians homes were mostly crafted out of wood and stone. The villages were usually spread out miles apart, and to travel from one village to the next was usually a days worth of walking.
The Cherokee Indians homes were mostly crafted out of wood and stone. The villages were usually spread out miles apart, and to travel from one village to the next was usually a days worth of walking.
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