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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Smart_Uchegbu/publication/269701681_Evolving_Trends_in_Nigerias_Architecture/links/54b6eb410cf2e68eb2800001/Evolving-Trends-in-Nigerias-Architecture.pdf

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Nigerian Architectural styles were mainly based on the different ethnic groups building the structures and also the vegetation and climate of the location. Some of the structures were rectangular with no windows and a verandah outfront. Most homes were grouped together but contained individual people or families.

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As hunters and travelers moved around in Nigeria, they built temporary structures. These structures didn’t have to be made to last a long time because they were only temporary. They were very simple and sometimes only lasted a few days, weeks, or months.

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As agriculture became more advanced, people started to build more permanent structures. Once technology began to advance, there was less need for migration. These structures were intentionally built to last longer. Stronger materials such as mud,  timber  and raffia/palm stems were used to build these structures and homes.

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318761993_TRENDS_IN_IGBO_TRADITIONAL_ARCHITECTURE_FROM_PRE_COLONIAL_TO_POST_COLONIAL_ERA