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<p class="p__0">This is possibly because the domed tent is preferably adjusted to steppe nomadism and can be set up or struck by a small team in half an hour. The ger is constructed with numerous broadened lattices forming a circular wall which meets a post-and-lintel doorway. The Most Complete Run-Down , connected to a heavy wood hoop which forms the apex of the roof, are tied to the framework.</p>
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<p class="p__1">The Houses of Mankind (pp 86-87). London: Thames and Hudson, 1979. As priced quote online: Mongolian Craftsmens' Aid Structure The Mongolian Artisans' Help Foundation still makes Yurts and offers them on-line. From their Website comes the following appraisal: Environmentally friendly, steady, adaptable, portable, safe and secure, weather condition evidence, warm in winter, cool in summertime, longlasting and fun! The Mongolian ger has been a house of the Mongols for over 2500 years.</p>
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<p class="p__2">The Ger is a roomy, easily portable, weatherproof felt tent which is quickly erected in less than half and hour. It takes a knowledgeable artisan about one month to build the standard ger, painting and sculpting of the frame adds substantially to this time. When made the ger can be set up and all set for use in 30 minutes, or removed and crammed in half this time.</p>
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<p class="p__3">The frames are built of high quality regional lumber, chosen from the forest by the ger-maker himself. The covers are of thick felt, made from the wool of Mongolian sheep, with a cotton external layer. Sizes vary from 13 ft to 45 feet in diameter. The walls of Mongolia Ger are called khana.</p>
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<p class="p__4">Source: http://www. samarmagictours.com/en_ger. htm Monica Cellio's Yurt "The Mongolian yurt, or ger, is a round, nominally portable, self-supporting structure suitable for camping in convenience. It does not depend on ropes or stakes to hold itself up; rather, the walls, rafters, roof ring, and tensioning bands all work versus each other, in a marvel of physics and engineering, to keep the structure standing.</p>
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<p class="p__5">"I found out about yurts from Todric and Bakshi of the Moritu, who were thoughtful adequate to take me on a yurt tour; this post describes how to develop a yurt that is approximately 16 feet in diameter." (PDF File 42 Kb) Hyperlinks to Yurt and Ger Resources The Construction of a Yurt - by Ellisif Fkakkari (Monica Cellio).</p>
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