'Wooden houses' diaporamas de présentation

Martin Luther Reluctant Rebel

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Early Native American Cultures

Early Native American Cultures. 1. Culture = Way of life 2. Parts of culture = Behavior, customs, ideas, skills, homes, clothes, government, protection, religion, sports, transportation, jobs, art, dance, money, language and food. 3. Environment = Surroundings

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House v. Home

House v. Home. The Universal Need for Housing. House: any structure built for people to live in Includes natural shelters, portable shelters and permanent shelters People historically have always tried to create comfortable shelters for themselves and families. Shelters .

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Revision for the Year 8 Fact Exam

Revision for the Year 8 Fact Exam. 1. What do the following words mean?. Revolution A big change in who rules Civil War A war inside one country Parliament Where laws are made by MPs Divine right of kings God had given the power to the king Republic A country with no king Restoration

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The First Americans: Prehistory - 1492

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The Pacific Northwest and the Arctic Indians

The Pacific Northwest and the Arctic Indians. Lesson 4. River Traders. In the Northwest there was little agriculture. Instead there were many fish, deer and other animals. The true staple is seafood.

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New England Colony Connecticut Founded in 1636 Founded by Thomas Hooker

New England Colony Connecticut Founded in 1636 Founded by Thomas Hooker. Presented by Lexi Ippolito and Hunter Smith. Geographical Characteristics And Climate. The geography was shaped by glaciers. Most of the land had a rocky, dirty, thin road of dirt.

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The Pacific Northwest and the Arctic Indians

The Pacific Northwest and the Arctic Indians. Lesson 4. River Traders. In the Northwest there was little agriculture. Instead there were many fish, deer and other animals. The true staple is seafood.

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CTC-275 Construction Methods

CTC-275 Construction Methods. Intro. Many different ways to build same building How many ways can you build a ham and cheese sandwich? Types of ham, bread, cheese, toppings. Construction methods change when Materials change Why thatch roofs? Why teepees and long houses?

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CTC-275 Construction Methods

CTC-275 Construction Methods. Intro. Many different ways to build same building How many ways can you build a ham and cheese sandwich? Types of ham, bread, cheese, toppings. Construction methods change when Materials change Why thatch roofs? Why teepees and long houses?

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Dendrochronology

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Professional Tips by Tar River Log Homes

Tar River Log Homes Professional Service Provider. We all think from time to time about having a log house, and this article wants to show that this dream can become a reality very easily. In today's fast-moving world, building companies offer a wide choice of beautiful log houses. Wood as the main building material has been used ever since human started building a home for itself. Log houses have been widely used and built in the Northern part of the United States and have been developed and brought into practice by other regions in Europe. People started to build wooden houses in the areas where there were plenty of trees. Most of the time, log cabin becomes a perfect place to keep various gardening tools and other equipment to be used on the farm or ranch. Most wooden homes were very simple one room homes. Nowadays, charming and durable wooden homes seem to be making a comeback, with modern features such as skylight windows and heated terraces.

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