It's 10,000 BC, what did your house look like?

[duke o' york]

My diagnosis is a dirty mind. Here, take these pills and stay away from the furry threads.

[SlowwHand]

[Chemical Ollie]

That doesn't look like an ice age hut to me, Sloww...

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Hueij
We didn't have a house back then, we were still hanging around in trees...

Um, no we weren't -- you're thinking of two million BC.

[SlowwHand]

Oh. It has to be during Ice Age?
Ok. Here's one of the whole neighborhood.

[monolith94]

My ancestors were holed up in Atlantis.

[Stuie]

My house is the one to the left.

[chequita guevara]

It depends on where on Earth you are asking about.

Here in the Americas, people probably lived much the way North American Plaines Indians lived before the horse, simple tents. In Europe, around that time, some people were living in Earth covered, log structures that were half pits. Elsewhere, people lived under the sky or temporary shelters or shelters made from less durable materials than wood.

[Dry]

According to what I found on the net, 20-15,000 years ago the houses (huts? tents?) are made of hide, bones and wood.
It goes between the big house (36m X 18m: Kostienki on the Don) and the small tent a la american indian.
So 10,000 years ago, I guess there was some improvement.
Real agriculture appears 6000 BC.

This makes me conclude that the comparisson with american natives (Apaches, Sioux more than Mayans) is not too bad.

[Az]

10k BC? I imagine most of them were living in simple stone houses, with wooden roofs.

[Japher]

Sloww lived nextdoor.

[Bereta_Eder]

If you could ignore the road maybe

[Bereta_Eder]

3rd cave from the right

[Bereta_Eder]

And looking at it it's infinitely more pleasant than my current lodgings.

[Az]

Perfect for herding sheep.