Early nomadic shelters, including caves, animal skin tents, and igloos, were used for
protection against the wind, rain, snow, sunlight, and other forces of nature. These basic
homes also provided defence against predators and were used to store a few important
possessions. They were temporary, and proximity to a water source was of prime
importance. Health and comfort were not yet under consideration. As civilization evolved,
housing became more permanent, with increasing attention to well-being. The housing and …

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