Sentence examples for indigenous house from inspiring English sources

These changes, which mark the transition to the period known as the Late Ceramic Age, also coincide with the moment in which indigenous house plans first become archaeologically visible.

Researchers from the Museo del Hombre Dominicano first investigated the El Cabo site in the late 1970s, and again between 2005 and 2008 in partnership with Leiden University. 4 The goal of the research in El Cabo was to develop an archaeological perspective on the indigenous house and settlement dynamics (Hofman et al. 2006, 2008; Samson and Hoogland 2007; Samson 2010, 2011).

Indigenous housing development assistance under the strategic Indigenous housing and infrastructure program will also no longer be provided.

Indigenous housing programs in the NT have been fraught with controversy, mismanagement and poor costing.

Over a billion extra dollars has been allocated to indigenous housing.

The former indigenous houses of thatch and timber have been almost totally replaced by homes of cement and timber with iron roofs.

First-home buyers assistance, Indigenous housing support and grants for homeless support services are all facing cuts in the federal budget.

In an online posting, the Olympic Resistance Network, which includes Shaw, cast a wide net for protesters: "We call on all anti-capitalist, Indigenous, housing rights, labor, migrant justice, environmental, anti-war, community-loving, anti-poverty, civil libertarian, and anti colonial activists to come together to confront this two-week circus and the oppression it represents".

Their implications for appropriate design and construction of remote Indigenous housing are analysed in this paper.

The source consulted for the 1930s does not even mention the existence of stoves or televisions in indigenous houses.

A range of factors has affected the design and construction of Indigenous housing in remote areas of Australia in recent times, including: socio-demographic issues; culture and design; consultation processes; the costs of remoteness; and procurement and delivery processes.