pithouse
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Contents
1
English
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Noun
1.3.1
Synonyms
1.3.2
Translations
1.3.3
Further reading
English
This reconstruction of a
pithouse
at the Step House ruins in
Mesa Verde National Park
, United States, shows the pit dug below grade, four supporting posts, a roof structure as layers of wood and mud, and the entry through the roof.
Alternative forms
pit-house
Etymology
pit
+
house
Noun
pithouse
(
plural
pithouses
)
(
archaeology
)
A
primitive
building
partially dug into the ground and roofed over.
Synonyms
grubhouse
sunken featured building
SFB
Translations
primitive building
German:
Grubenhaus
n
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deprecated template usage
)
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trans-mid
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Further reading
Pit-house
on Wikipedia.
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