The villages are collections of mud or stone huts; on the hills, enclosures of rough stone walls are covered with matting to serve as temporary habitations.
Mardan of the Yelabuga Udmurt is viewed as the progenitor of 11 villages and the one who led the dwellers therein from the north to their present habitations.
Missionaries known as the Celtic saints established individual monastic or cell habitations in rural areas following the collapse of the Roman Empire, and some of their dwellings attracted additional settlers because of their favourable sites or positioning.
Mortise and tenon joints were invented for the structural framing of substantial habitations.
In the area around the town, ruins of habitations have been found that may date back to the Fosna culture (about 8000 bc).
Human survival depended upon the manipulation of all "real" aspects of life hunting, reproduction, warfare, weapons, design of habitations, nature of clothing or decoration, etc. through control or influence upon the animus, or imperceptible phase of reality.
As a type of community, the city may be regarded as a relatively permanent concentration of population, together with its diverse habitations, social arrangements, and supporting activities, occupying a more or less discrete site and having a cultural importance that differentiates it from other types of human settlement and association.
About 90 percent of all flies occurring in human habitations are houseflies.
Paxos is not a place much given to fancy names; other than its main town, Gaios, its three main habitations' names, they tell me, mean "scrub", "clearing" and "shops".
Here, he is signed up by his old professor (Michael Caine) to join a space voyage in search of new habitations for humanity.
The shards sometimes deposit these fearsome predators close to human habitations – a fact which gives rise to another peculiar local expert, the polar bear "relocator".
