Mud-brick Houses: Constructed from sun-dried mud bricks, popular in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt.
Longhouses: Large, communal homes built by Native Americans and early Europeans using wood and thatch.
Yurts: Portable, circular tents used by nomadic tribes in Central Asia.
Stone Houses: Built from stone blocks, seen in ancient Greece and Rome for durability.
Bamboo Houses: Lightweight, flexible homes common in tropical Asia, made from bamboo.
Stilt Houses: Elevated homes built on stilts, often in flood-prone areas like Southeast Asia.
Thatch-roofed Huts: Simple structures with thatched roofs, used in various ancient cultures.
Adobes: Homes made from a mixture of mud and straw, popular in ancient Southwestern USA and Latin America.
Igloos: Dome-shaped homes built from blocks of snow, used by the Inuit in Arctic regions.
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