- a
sweat.
Traditionally the
structure is simple,
constructed of
saplings covered with
blankets and
sometimes animal skins. The
induction of
sweating is...
-
Sweating sickness, also
known as the
sweats,
English sweating sickness,
English sweat or
sudor anglicus in Latin, was a
mysterious and
contagious disease...
- the
Irish language they are
called teach allais,
which translates as '
house of
sweat'. They are
built using stone and are
found in
rural areas, particularly...
- com.
Sweat House Media.
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Sugar Central 0-6-0
Locomotives in Philippines". SteamLocomotive.com.
Sweat House Media...
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structures include the
summer shelter, the
underground home, and the
sweat house. A
hogan can be round, cone-shaped, multi-sided, or square; with or without...
- For example,
homeowners who
renovate or
repair their house themselves are
investing in
sweat equity that
increases the
value of
their home. Or it could...
- buffalo-skin
tipis or
brush shelters. They also used
sweat-
houses and
menstrual lodges. The
permanent sweat-
house was a
shallow subterranean excavation, roofed...
-
northern origin; however, some of
their customs, such as the use of a
sweat house for
ceremonies and the
manufacture of
acorn bread, were
adopted from...
-
excruciatingly painful and
cause local swelling.
Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting,
sweating, and
dizziness are
occasionally recorded. In a few cases, skin lesions...
- and
adopted kin.
Yurok villages also
consisted of
sweat houses and
menstrual huts.
Sweat houses were
designated for men of an
extended patrilineal family...
