The document describes the traditional houses and settlements of the Dorze people in Ethiopia. The Dorze are known for their tall beehive-shaped huts, which can last up to 60 years. The huts are constructed entirely from local organic materials like bamboo, leaves, and grass using techniques that allow the entire structure to be transported if needed. Inside the huts, there is space for cooking, sitting, sleeping, and storage. Smaller huts may include spaces for guests, workshops, and livestock.