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Typical african ladder made from a branch in a house, Gaoua, Poni Province, Burkina Faso
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Lacemaker's Eco House, Nottingham. Staircase. Architects: Marsh and Grochowski Architects
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View of well from inside Berber underground dwellings, Matmata, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa
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Interior, Berber underground dwellings, Matmata, Tunisia, North Africa, Africa
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Australia, South Australia, Coober Pedy. Bar in Faye's underground home, built by 3 women in the 1960s using pick and shovel.
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Interior of a bedroom in a Berber house,in the Jebel Nafusa. Behind the carpet at the back of the room was an alcove where the washing fcilities would be. These houses were built by ancient Berbers and would accommodate up to three families. A tunnel led into the house which consisted of living rooms,a kitchen,bedroom and storage rooms.
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