Child Man in Britain
Child Man in Britain
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Such a shelter made roughly out of materials close at hand we may suppose primitive man to have made at a very early period, and semi-civilized man to have made whenever it suited his convenience, and at the present day what joy it would give a few sturdy boys and girls to make just such a hut in their summer garden-plays.
The wooden huts for the chalk downs, where there were flints in abundance but no stable building stones, but what for the districts where even at the 108 Making of the Home p...resent day stone is plentiful and dry walls are still the rule ? There Child-man soon learned to make use of the convenient material, and his first houses were not pit-dwellings with timber walls, but circular walls of stone roofed with poles and turf. When it is considered how building stones are used over and over again in the construction of walls, it is small wonder that only a few of these hut-circles remain. From these old structures, weather-proof for centuries, the quick hands of man have made new buildings and so destroyed the traces of their fore- runners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a shelter made roughly out of materials close at hand we may suppose primitive man to have made at a very early period, and semi-civilized man to have made whenever it suited his convenience, and at the present day what joy it would give a few sturdy boys and girls to make just such a hut in their summer garden-plays.
The wooden huts for the chalk downs, where there were flints in abundance but no stable building stones, but what for the districts where even at the 108 Making of the Home p...resent day stone is plentiful and dry walls are still the rule ? There Child-man soon learned to make use of the convenient material, and his first houses were not pit-dwellings with timber walls, but circular walls of stone roofed with poles and turf. When it is considered how building stones are used over and over again in the construction of walls, it is small wonder that only a few of these hut-circles remain. From these old structures, weather-proof for centuries, the quick hands of man have made new buildings and so destroyed the traces of their fore- runners.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Faith Ashford to read onlineMoreLess
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