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Building A Yokut House

California: c. 1930 The framework for the Yokuts' house was made of willow poles. The poles were pushed into the ground and tied together at the top and then smaller poles were tied across the uprights. Strips of willow bark were used to tie the poles.

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Title:

Building A Yokut House

Caption:

California: c. 1930 The framework for the Yokuts' house was made of willow poles. The poles were pushed into the ground and tied together at the top and then smaller poles were tied across the uprights. Strips of willow bark were used to tie the poles.

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Album / Universal Images Group / Underwood Archives/UIG

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4800 x 3778 px | 51.9 MB

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40.6 x 32.0 cm | 16.0 x 12.6 in (300 dpi)

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