Native American Log Cabins in the Southeast

Southeastern Native American forms of domestic architecture underwent multiple transitions between the mid-eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries. In Native American Log Cabins in the Southeast, Gregory A. Waselkov and ten colleagues track the origins of Native American cabins, structures that incorporated a range of features borrowed from indigenous post-in-ground building traditions, Euroamerican horizontal notched-log construction, and elements introduced by Africans and African Americ...