Wattling. and clay added to such twined workmake a wattle and daub hut (Fig. 3).Many varieties of these houses are madeby the American Indians and the char- coal burners of England make roundhuts of a number of thin poles, laid to-gether in the form of a cone;—interlacedwith brushwood, covered with… … Fig. 3. Covered round house. grass side in. Matting also is woven forfloor coverings (Fig. 4). And the roots,stems, bark and leaves of many plants
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