What were the houses of Tasmanians, the huts of Oriental Indians and the buildings of modern Africa like a hundred years ago?

Robert Luway also said that the houses of Tasmanians were very humble a hundred years ago. They just nailed a few wooden stakes on the ground and leaned on them with strips of bark, and it was over. The grass huts of the eastern Indians use cross columns, and the roofs are covered with grass or reed mats. A tent used by hunting or nomadic people. This tent is conical and made of animal skin and bark. From Siberia to North America and south to Texas, there are tents of the same shape. However, a considerable part of modern African architecture still stays in primitive times, such as building sacrificial buildings with rammed earth and building houses and barns with mud.