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Indigenous tribes of Amazon rainforest
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Indigenous Amazon rainforest tribes construct traditional shelters with natural materials like palm leaves and wood.
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Europe
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Wooden houses are commonly constructed in Europe for shelter.
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Australian Aboriginal tribes
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Australian Aboriginal tribes construct traditional shelters that prioritize resilience to extreme weather in the Outback.
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Bedouin tribes in the Middle East
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Bedouin tribes in the Middle East commonly construct nomadic tents from animal skin or woven fibers for shelter.
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shelter construction
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Berber people in North Africa
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The Berber people in North Africa commonly construct nomadic tents from animal skin or woven fibers for shelter.
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shelter construction
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Maori tribes in New Zealand
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Traditional Maori houses in New Zealand are constructed using wood, thatch, and woven materials.
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Norway
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In Norway, shelter construction prioritizes durability to withstand heavy snowfall and blizzards.
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Papua New Guinea tribes
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Papua New Guinea tribes use palm leaves and bamboo to construct traditional shelters.
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shelter construction
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Canadian First Nations
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Canadian First Nations have historical and cultural traditions of using log cabins and igloos for shelter construction.
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shelter construction
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Hawaiian native culture
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Hawaiian native culture traditionally constructs houses from wood, thatch, and woven materials.
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Swedish Lapland
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The culture of Swedish Lapland includes the use of log cabins and igloos for shelter construction.
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