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The Tequesta villages were made up of collections of huts, probably roofed with palmetto and with flimsy walls of woven palmetto fibres. Floors may have been raised, like the Seminole chikees. Early descriptions do not indicate if these huts were round or rectangular, but those of the neighbouring Calusa were large and rectangular with rounded ends.

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