The houses of the Hakaona, a Herero group in northwestern Namibia, are traditional structures made of mud, wood, and dried dung, maintaining a highly functional and symbolic architecture.Their shape is circular or slightly oval, with walls of mud mixed with plant fiber and a conical roof covered with grass or branches. The most striking feature is their unique and unusual doorway, which doesn't open laterally like a modern door, but rather a piece of wood is pulled back or slid vertically or out

a single mother survives in the Zagros Mountains Building a shelter out of rocks and mud | Nomadic Travel

The houses of the Nyangatom people in the Omo Valley (Ethiopia) are small, round structures made of branches, mud, and grass, designed to be temporary and easy to rebuild, adapting to the group's nomadic, pastoral lifestyle. The roof is usually conical and covered with dry grass to protect from the sun and rain. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas - Fotografía y Viajes.

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