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... climate determine form . uild houses to keep in a consistent climate , and to keep out predator ow , gather and eat food to keep our metabolism on an even keel.1 e this is questionable in regard to either housing or food today not true ...
... climate determine form . uild houses to keep in a consistent climate , and to keep out predator ow , gather and eat food to keep our metabolism on an even keel.1 e this is questionable in regard to either housing or food today not true ...
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... climate was cal , but the Indians ' economy was based entirely on hunting were the only house form used . Among the Southwest Pomo aya ) Indians of California the location of villages changed , being e coast in summer and on the ridges ...
... climate was cal , but the Indians ' economy was based entirely on hunting were the only house form used . Among the Southwest Pomo aya ) Indians of California the location of villages changed , being e coast in summer and on the ridges ...
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... climate in design . In attitude to nature , it is doubtful that they would use such they were available to them . Therefore , primitive , and to a peasant , builders are faced with the task of creating shelter nge of climatic conditions ...
... climate in design . In attitude to nature , it is doubtful that they would use such they were available to them . Therefore , primitive , and to a peasant , builders are faced with the task of creating shelter nge of climatic conditions ...
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