Dwellings: The Vernacular House World Wide

Paul Oliver

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Introduction - Chapter One: Shelter of the Nomads - Chapter Two: Settling Down - Chapter Three: True to Type - Chapter Four: Built from the Ground - Chapter Five: Resources that Grow - Chapter Six: Coping with Climate - Chapter Seven: Spatial Relations - Chapter Eight: House and Cosmos - Chapter Nine: Decorated Dwellings - Chapter Ten: Going to Town - Chapter Eleven: Enduring Dwellings - Epilogue - Notes - Glossary of terms - Bibliography - Acknowledgements - Index

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