This video showcases the construction of various primitive structures in the forest. The first structure is a hidden underground shelter made by digging holes and covering them with natural materials like clay, bamboo, and straw. The second structure is a hobbit-style house built into a hillside using logs, clay, and grass. The third structure is a suspended house on a hillside, accessed by a wooden staircase and dug into the hill. Lastly, a covered bathtub is constructed inside a cave, utilizing natural materials. The video demonstrates the labor-intensive nature of such construction and the resourcefulness of the builders.
1. People can build houses in the forest using materials from nature.
2. These constructions are primitive and do not involve machinery.
3. One method involves digging deep holes, connecting them, and building a cover using trunks, bamboo, straw, clay, and grass.
4. Another method involves building a house on the wall of a hill, using ropes, logs, and leaves for the roof.
5. A more sophisticated approach includes constructing a gourmet cabin with wooden logs, vines, and red earth.
6. The process of building includes excavation, creating a frame, covering with natural materials, and adding finishing touches.
7. These constructions may take a long time to complete.
8. Videos demonstrating these constructions are available online.
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