Hut

(noun)

A small wooden shed, a primitive temporary dwelling.

Related Terms

  • Mammoth
  • Paleolithic Age
  • Paleolithic

Examples of Hut in the following topics:

  • Paleolithic Architecture

    • As early as 380,000 BCE, humans were constructing temporary wood huts.
  • The Romans

    • The most distinctive feature of Latial culture were cinerary urns in the shape of huts.
    • The huts remained the main form of Latin housing until the mid-seventh century BCE.
    • This Villanovan urn likely replicates the form that pre-Roman Latin huts assumed before the mid-seventh century BCE.
  • Etruscan Tombs

    • Early forms of burial include the burial of ashes with grave goods in funerary urns and small ceramic huts .
    • Etruscan cinerary hut urn with a door.
  • Tutankhamun and Ramses II

    • In the years that followed, huts for workers were built over the tomb entrance, the builders clearly not aware of what lay beneath.
  • Domestic Architecture in Modern Africa

    • Ten broad categories of traditional hut and house structures have been identified throughout Africa:
  • Mesolithic Art

    • Some Mesolithic settlements were villages of huts and others walled cities.
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