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Grand Village of the Natchez Indians, Natchez MS
This is a view inside the reconstructed Natchez house.
This is from a sign outside the house:
Reconstructed Natchez House and Granary
The Natchez Indians lived in permanent houses of mud and pole construction with thatched grass roofs. The granary held surplus corn. The structure to the left of the granary provided shade and served as a drying platform.
Image copyright: Deep Fried Kudzu (Ginger), hosted on Flickr and displayed under the terms of their API.
This is a view inside the reconstructed Natchez house.
This is from a sign outside the house:
Reconstructed Natchez House and Granary
The Natchez Indians lived in permanent houses of mud and pole construction with thatched grass roofs. The granary held surplus corn. The structure to the left of the granary provided shade and served as a drying platform.
Image copyright: Deep Fried Kudzu (Ginger), hosted on Flickr and displayed under the terms of their API.
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