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Inuit communities
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Inuit communities use traditional shelters made from natural materials to withstand harsh winter conditions.
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Pacific Islands
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Traditional shelters in Pacific Islands are comfortable, culturally adorned, and spiritually significant.
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Alaska
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Traditional shelters in Alaska may include sod houses or turf houses that are adapted to blend with the natural landscape and provide insulation.
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Asia
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Asia's traditional shelters are characterized by incorporating unique architectural styles and construction techniques based on local materials and traditions.
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Indigenous tribes in South America
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Traditional shelters in Indigenous South American tribes hold spiritual and cultural significance and are often adorned with symbolic decorations and art.
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Oceania
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Traditional shelters in Oceania are used as functional dwellings by certain communities.
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Tropical Africa
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Traditional shelters in Tropical Africa are built to resist severe climate conditions, including hurricanes and monsoons.
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