long-house
A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
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long-house. 1. Domestic building including living-quarters, byres, etc., under one roof, with access by a single
entry-passage.
2. Very large prehistoric timber structure, apparently used for many purposes, the remains of which have been found in several sites in Western Europe.
3. Large timber structure raised above the ground on posts, and divided into
apart-ments, found in Malaysia and Indonesia.
4. Communal dwelling or meeting-house of Native Americans.
Bibliography
Alcock,, Barley,, Dixon,, & and Meeson (1996);
Dawson & and Gallow (1994);
P. Oliver (ed.) (1997)
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