Hunter-gatherer houses were typically made from materials readily available in their environment, such as branches, leaves, animal skins, or rock. The structures varied depending on the region and climate, but they were generally simple and easy to construct, often temporary in nature so that they could be easily moved from place to place following food sources. They were typically small in size to accommodate just a few family members.
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