Longhouse Sentence Examples

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  • The farmyard, with its welsh longhouse, is central to the reserve.

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  • A small reconstruction of a viking longhouse was constructed with a turf roof to show how Vikings made their houses.

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  • A large amount of timber from managed woodland was required to build a single longhouse.

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  • There are several opportunities to visit the longhouse but booking is essential (01822) 890414.

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  • Two days after the fire which claimed three buildings, including the main longhouse this was the scene that faced the reconstruction team.

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  • Accommodation in the jungle is traditional longhouse living in a large wooden lodge.

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  • The Radnorshire Wildlife Trust's Gilfach reserve, with its restored longhouse, is a similar distance to the east.

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