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Indigenous Architecture Overview by Eddie Macharia is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Indigenous architecture around the world varied based on available materials and climate but shared some common traits. In New Zealand, early Māori built small thatched whare for shelter and storage that became more substantial over time as communities settled. They also constructed large carved meeting houses and raised storehouses. Aboriginal Australians lived in various dome, arc, and platform structures made of wood and thatching that suited their nomadic lifestyle. American Indian housing styles depend
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- Eddie Macharia
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