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How did pueblo Indians use natural resources?
Cotton= clothes Mud,Rocks,Adobe Clay=homes
How did the Inca made their homes?
The incas homes were made out of mud,hay and rocks.
How people and animals break rocks?
Abrasion, when people and animals walk on them. Or when animals dig in them for homes.
What are hopewell tribies homes?
Hopewells homes were wigwams or longhouses
What are homes in India like?
omg maria rocks
Where does the field mouse build his nest?
Mice make homes by digging with there paws in a fashionable style and they also use their teeth. We hope you learned something today :)
How homes were different from homes today?
They were built a longer time ago.
What are homes made out of today?
Most single family homes are still built with wooden frames, but many also use concrete block and brick. Multifamily homes, such as apartments may have wooden frames, but many will use brick, block or concrete, as well as steel framework.
Why did the puebloans most likely use materials other than wood to build their homes?
The land has more rocks than wood and some was in caves
What were Mayan homes made from?
Brick mostly stones and rocks they took mostly 12 days to make there homes.
How were mesopotamian homes similar and different than homes today?
they are different because there homes where not realy developed
What are the most energy-efficient heating units for homes available on the market today?
The most energy-efficient heating units for homes available today are typically heat pumps, specifically geothermal heat pumps. These units use the earth's natural heat to warm homes, making them highly efficient and environmentally friendly.
