What the caribs and arawaks slept in?

The Caribs and Arawaks, indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, traditionally slept in communal dwellings known as bohios. A bohio was a large, round or rectangular-shaped hut constructed from natural materials such as wood, palm fronds, and leaves.

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The Kraken:the reality of a medieval myth
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The spy who informed Hitler about the Normandy landings, but…
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Saint-Malo, the city of corsairs
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The Belgian municipality that wants to be Spanish
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