- A
quinzhee or
quinzee (/ˈkwɪnziː/ ) is a
Canadian snow
shelter made from a
large pile of
loose snow that is shaped, then hollowed. This is in contrast...
- to; Igloo, a
shelter built of snow blocks,
originally built by the
Inuit Quinzhee, a
shelter made by
hollowing out a pile of
settled snow in the
United States...
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coastal North America, West Coast,
Northern California Oca –
Brazilian hut
Quinzhee –
Canadian snow
shelter Yurt –
Central and
North Asia
HORSA hut – a prefabricated...
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House Hut Lean-to Mia-mia,
Indigenous Australian for a
temporary shelter Quinzhee, a
shelter made from a
hollow mound of
loose snow Ramada, a roof with no...
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Polygonal fort 1850?-
Vernacular architecture Natural building Ice – Igloo,
quinzhee Earth – Cob house, sod house, adobe,
mudbrick house,
rammed earth Timber...
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portal Canada portal Glacier cave – Cave
formed within the ice of a
glacier Quinzhee –
Canadian indigenous snow
shelter Snow cave – Type of
building shelter...
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Mitato Musgum mud huts Oca Orri
Palloza Pit-house
Qargi Qarmaq Quiggly hole
Quinzhee Rondavel Roundhouse Ruka S****i di
Matera Shieling Sod
house Sukkah Tongkonan...
- and ice, is
needed —
generally 4 to 5 ft (1.2 to 1.5 m) is sufficient. A
quinzhee is similar, but
constructed by
tunneling into
mounded snow
rather than...
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Kamakura (かまくら or カマクラ) is a type of
traditional snow dome or
quinzhee in
snowy regions of ****an.
Kamakura may also
refer to the
various ceremonial winter...
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Inuit peoples for
igloos and snow is used to
build a
shelter called a
quinzhee. Ice has also been used for ice
hotels as a
tourist attraction in northern...
