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Mi'kmaq homes, traditionally known as wigwams or wetus, were made from natural materials readily available in their environment. They typically consisted of a framework of wooden poles covered with bark, reeds, or animal skins, providing insulation and protection from the elements. The design was often conical or dome-shaped, allowing for efficient heating and ventilation. These homes were easily constructed and deconstructed, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle of the Mi'kmaq people.
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What is th purpose of th browser?
to help us people search for things without leaving our homes to find the answers
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What are homes made of in Taiwan?
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What were homes made out of?
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