Aboriginal America
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Jacob Abbott
The bark used for the covering of the huts and lodges was commonly birch bark, a kind which peels of...
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The bark used for the covering of the huts and lodges was commonly birch bark, a kind which peels off the tree in large thin sheets, and is of a substance, too, which is completely impervious to water. These sheets of bark could be rolled up in a very compact form, as matting or carpeting is rolled with us.
