- name is
derived from
TallaPaaka ( i.e
PalmHut /
PalmHoveel ) ,
during the 1900 to 1940
there were more
Palmhuts in this
village There is a
veeragal or...
- stone, gr****,
palm leaves, branches, clay, hides, fabric, or mud
using techniques p****ed down
through the generations. The
construction of a
hut is generally...
-
Israelites journe****
after departing Egypt was Sukkot. The name
Sukkot means "
palm huts" in
Hebrew and was
translated Al-Arish in Arabic. It lies in the vicinity...
-
originally meaning "petiole of the
palm leaf") is an open-sided
dwelling with a
thatched roof made of
dried palm leaves. It is very
useful in hot weather...
-
Phoenix dactylifera,
commonly known as the date
palm, is a flowering-plant
species in the
palm family Arecaceae,
cultivated for its
edible sweet fruit...
- and do
other household activities; thus,
access to the
hut was by ladder. The roof was made of
palm leaves smoked for
waterproofing and
consisted of long...
-
presence was
accepted by
local people, and he
built himself a palm
hut beside a
stream and
palm grove.
Pester was a vegetarian. He
spent much of his time exploring...
- ("meeting
place of the people" in the
local Waiwai language), a
conical palm hut (benab), was
erected for as a V.I.P.
lounge and
recreation centre. During...
- were
richly decorated with
geometric forms recalling the
interior of
palm huts. Also in the
tombs were
found funeral urns, bowls, and pitchers. Tolita-Tumaco...
-
including cabbage palm hammock,
cypress swamp,
wetland hammock, and
tropical hardwood hammock. The
boardwalk also
features a
Seminole chickee hut as well as...
