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Meaning of "longhouses"
A longhouse is a type of traditional dwelling or residence found in various cultures, typically characterized by its elongated shape and communal living spaces
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Kenyah people lived in longhouses in a small communities.
A castle might contain twenty or thirty longhouses.
In large longhouses festivities and ceremonies take place.
Many people from the longhouses came.
Longhouses were long wooden structures where sometimes banquets were held.
They stay in communal structures called longhouses.
They traditionally live in longhouses called rumah panjai.
They live in huge dwellings called longhouses.
There were three large longhouses and remains of a barn and a cowshed.
Settlements consisted of small houses as well as trapezoid longhouses.
The remains of five longhouses were also detected near the cemetery.
Within the villages the inhabitants lived in longhouses.
Large families often lived in longhouses that could be a hundred feet long.
Everyone lived together in communal longhouses.
Longhouses have a door and apartment for every family living in the longhouse.
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Cultural remains such as poles and longhouses are fragile.
The particularity of the longhouses is that all the rooms are often arranged in a row.
Little has survived of these longhouses.
Dayaks normally build their longhouses on high posts on high ground where possible for protection.
Extended family groups used to live together in large longhouses.
Longhouses continue to be a part of Iroquoian life.
Sacred dances are meant to be performed privately in the longhouses.
Longhouses are the traditional buildings and homes of the inhabitants of Borneo.
This led to the development of villages centred around longhouses.
Early medieval European longhouses had an open fire under the highest point of the building.
I will be with you in the songs they sing in the longhouses.
The Punan Bah live in longhouses with several hundred peoples under the same roof.
Hochelaga is full of longhouses.
Longhouses of the indigenous peoples of North America.
Dayak people traditionally live in communal longhouses that are built on piles.
Many sacred ceremonies and cultural gatherings are still held in longhouses.
They live in longhouses.
The original grasshouses constructed by the original settlers of Iceland were based on Viking longhouses.
They lived in longhouses.
This area offers breathtaking nature and glimpses into Haida ancestral totem poles and longhouses.
Longhouses were houses build by Native Americans.
In each of the four quarters stood four almost identical longhouses arranged in a square.
Songhees longhouses once extended from Songhees Point to beyond the present day Johnson Street Bridge.
This is a land dispute between two Longhouses.
Living in the smoke-filled longhouses often caused conjunctivitis.
It is primarily an Iban area with a few small longhouses.
Homes to interior riverine tribes, longhouses are traditional community homes.
The Haida spirit is strong here among the ruins of the old longhouses.
Their settlements included longhouses and boat-topped temporary or seasonal houses.
The Osage also lived in longhouses.
The 16 identical longhouses were arranged in a square with the corners almost touching.
They are sedentary, living in longhouses.
Be sure to visit the longhouses to get a look at each ethnic tribes ' lives.
During periods of low water, the remains of longhouses can be seen.
The longhouses have been further enhanced by various, everyday household and handiwork items.
