Babel was, indeed, a man of many habitations, many styles, several pseudonyms, eight or so languages; he had three children by three different women, and for many years kept his common-law household in Moscow a secret from his legal wife, whom he married in 1919 and who lived in France from 1925 on.
For more and more of the earth's humans, the concept of home is a fluid notion--and the maps that guide us through that fluidity illustrate and define how we navigate amongst our many simultaneous habitations.
Many involve habitation or industrial elements.
In areas that have been declared safe for human habitation, many residents have decided to stay away, citing radiation fears, especially for their children, and a lack of medical facilities and other social infrastructure.
You see encroachment of human habitation in many areas like that, which are most at risk.
In the plains, however, it is still possible to see wild pigeons, herons, cranes (which nest near areas of human habitation), and many migratory waterfowl, which alight in the rice fields.
Agricultural environments are highly unusual in terms of host diet, genetic and age structure, density and many other details of habitation.
This is partly because history and geography have placed many of our centers of habitation and commerce in zones of implicit hazard.
The little gaming piece is the only one discovered at an Anglo-Saxon habitation site, although many cruder examples have been found in graves.
Similarly, it has been demonstrated that many of the characteristics of habitation apply to human olfaction; yet, evidence for some characteristics such as potentiation of habituation or habituation of dishabituation need more support.
Such a structure would also provide an immense surface that many envision would be used for habitation, if the surface could be made habitable.
