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Architecture and Urban Design: 1491 - The Untold Story of the Americas Before Columbus, Ep. 4.
Architecture and Urban Design: 1491 - The Untold Story of the Americas Before Columbus, Ep. 4.
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Whether living a nomadic existence or in sprawling urban centres, Indigenous people created iconic, innovative and diverse architectural styles. Their homes and community structures fulfilled the needs and values of their society.    Program Four contains the following chapters:   Pueblo Houses Inka Road System Caral Snow Houses Tenochtitlan Big Houses Tiwanaku Tipi
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Authors
Hager, Barbara
1491 Productions Inc.
McIntyre Media Inc.
Subjects
Closed captioning.
Food supply.
Building.
Aztecs.
Bridges.
Sociology, Urban.
Art, Municipal.
Collective settlements.
Household ecology.
Early civilizations.
Engineering.
Subsistence hunting.
Igloos.
Anti-imperialist movements.
Incas.
Infrastructure.
Inuit.
Nomads.
Civil engineering.
Quarries and quarrying.
Bas-relief.
Buildings.
Tipis.
Trade routes.
Communication and traffic.
Urban landscape gardening.
Rural-urban migration.
Winter.
Indigenous peoples--Canada--Rites.
Language
English
Series
1491: The Untold Story of the Americas Before Columbus