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Miniature view of an ancient roman village/camp.

Kasubi Tombs. This biggest thatched roof in the world was converted into burial grounds in 1884, four tombs now lie at the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the former palace of the king. Kampala, Uganda. (Since 2002 a Unesco World Heritage Site)

Indigenous camp at Kanarakuni, La GRan Sabana, Bolivar State,

Old Buddhist Temple of Unsusa, South Korea

Balkh, Balkh province, Afghanistan: Afghan vernacular architecture - domed mud brick houses and agricultural field - Earth architecture - bricks use a mixture of clay mud, water and straw, called “pakhta” and are dried in the sun, some then go to a traditional brick kiln.. Adobe / earth buildings.

The Naga tribe of India's Nagaland hangs the heads of hunted animals outside their houses like this.

Ha Giang, Vietnam - February 7, 2014: Unidentified Hmong women sitting in front of their house at the end of a small road covered by stone.

Caves in the mountain, Bamyan, Afghanistan

En Ooru, is the first tribal heritage village in Kerala, India, introduce indigenous architecture coupled with tribal customs and traditions and lifestyle of the Ethnic Community. Enn Ooru situated in Pookode, Wayanad district is spread across 25 acres of land on the slope of a hillock.

Bundles of straw on shelves seen through old door, stone barn. Camino de Santiago, Galicia, Spain.

An arial view of an Afghan village outside of Kandahar, Afghanistan. February 20, 2002. (Photo by Jason Whitman).

The Ruins of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall,In Datong City, Shanxi Province.

Traditional hanok and alleyways of Nagan Folk Village in Suncheon

Thaba Bosiu, Motloang, Lesotho: Basotho traditional buildings at Thaba Bosiu Cultural Village, seen from above - built to showcase Lesotho’s traditional and cultural heritage, museum and full-scale recreation of a traditional village - the area was once the stronghold of King Moshoeshoe I, the kingdom’s founding father.

Kasubi Tombs. This biggest thatched roof in the world was converted into burial grounds in 1884, four tombs now lies at the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the former palace of the king. Kampala, Uganda. (Since 2002 a Unesco World Heritage Site)

The interior of one of the dwellings at Skara Brae in the Orkney islands showing the dresser and fireplace

Deforestation under Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

$Kırşehir, Turkey - July 10, 2021: Kalehöyük japanese garden view which is 3 km away from Kaman district of Kırşehir province. The mound is a typical Anatolian mound with a diameter of 280 m and a height of 16 m. The Kaman Kalehöyük excavations were initiated by Prince Takahito Mikasa, President of the Japan Middle East Cultural Center and Honorary Chairman of the Kaman Kalehöyük Excavation Committee, on 31 May 1986. Dr. The excavation, led by Sachihiro Omura, is still ongoing. The earliest settlement is dated to the early Bronze age.\nDuring the excavations carried out in the mound, the existence of a settlement that started from the Early Bronze Age and continued until the Ottoman period was determined. BC in Kalehöyük. II. The Assyrian Trade Colonies Age, which took place in the 1000 BC, shows itself in the finds of Kaman Kalehöyük. At the same time, there are settlements belonging to the old and late Hittite, old and late Phrygian phases.$

Archaeological site in the village Plocnik by the Toplica River in Serbia, Europe.

Thaba Bosiu, Motloang, Lesotho: Basotho traditional building at Thaba Bosiu Cultural Village, seen from above - built to showcase Lesotho’s traditional and cultural heritage, museum and full-scale recreation of a traditional village - the area was once the stronghold of King Moshoeshoe I, the kingdom’s founding father. View from the road to Maseru.

Pit dwelling and stilted houses in residential district of archaeological site.

African residential structures around a central fire place made out of clay and straw.

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