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A rondavel is a type of house found in Botswana and South Africa. It is a traditional circular structure made of natural materials like straw, wood, and mud. Rondavels typically have one room that serves as both the cooking and sleeping area. They are designed to withstand the region's tropical climate with four seasons and temperatures that are both hot and cold.
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- 2. Rondavel
- 3. Location Botswana Sooth Africa
- 4. Place: What is it like there? Tropical climate Four seasons Hot and cold
- 5. People 1 family which is four people
- 6. Materials Straw Wood Mud String
- 7. The house One room Used for cooking and sleeping
- 8. Special Features My house can survive the hot sun because the mud around the house keeps a lot of shade inside
- 9. Interesting Facts The floor in this house is decorated with intricate patterns Rafters are tied in position with wire or tree bark string under the roof
- 10. Works Cited World Atlas By Collins Longman Africa By Jane Bull http://www.google.com/search?q=Rondavel&ie= UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
- 11. Thank you for listening