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What is a house made of mud and plaster over a wooden frame called?
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What type of house did the cahuilla live in?
The lived in a reed house which is called a kish which is a traditional tribe house.
How did they construct houses in 1898?
Construction of houses has not changed all that much in the last 115 years. The average house still has a wooden frame. Instead of using gypsum board (sometimes called "sheet rock" for walls, the walls were made a thin wooden strips called "lath", nailed to the 2X4s. Wet plaster was spread over the lath, forming the walls. Roofs were covered with wood shakes or shingles.
What is a house built of mud and plaster called?
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I did it and the result is not too bad...it will not keep thieves out of my home but they wiil make a lot of noise to get into my house..
What housing did the nez perce have?
Originally, the Nez Perce lived in underground houses, called earth houses. They made these homes by digging an underground room, then building a wooden frame over it and covering the frame with earth, cedar bark, and tule mats. Later, when they began to follow the buffalo, they lived in teepees.
What is house wall made of?
plaster and some of cement
When was William Wooden Wood House created?
William Wooden Wood House was created in 1868.
What are long house's made out of?
They were made of a wooden frame and a bark covering.
What do Mohave use for housing?
Mojave Indians had two different types of housing, along the river or not along the river. If you live by the river, your house was usually raised up on stilts because of seasonal flooding and you had a thatched roof. This type of house was called a wikiup. If you lived away from the river your house was usually made of earth with a wooden frame packed with clay.
