Nomadic peoples usually live in tents, yurts or other portable buildings. That is because permanent housing costs time and effort to build and may not be worthwhile for short, seasonal stays.
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Gas and candles were used for lighting for the early day settler's homes. Fire places and pine knots dipped in tar also provide light in their homes.
Well, honey, those pilgrims weren't hitting up Home Depot for their DIY projects. They used good ol' trees to build their homes and canoes. Wood was their go-to natural resource for crafting everything from shelter to transportation back in the day.
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The Tuareg Nomads. They found it in the 11th century.
They came about 1000 years ago by crossing the land bridge connecting siberia to alaska. When the glaciers (it was the ice age) melted the landbridge submerged and they were isolated in america.