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This is what a Miner's hut looked like in the Eureka stockade

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See all the wonderful things jallan2 has made

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P K Alex Lee
clay was used to make the huts waterproof and a wooden floor and a canvas walls were used for keeping out dust and insects

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Matilda and Mira -  Tents are more comfy with wooden floors and stone fireplaces, but this was uncomfortable in summer and cold in winter

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Matilda and Mira -  Tents are more comfy with wooden floors and stone fireplaces, but this was uncomfortable in summer and cold in winter

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-The nearby snakes and insects could also get in those tents
Most huts had only two rooms
Some huts were made of wattle and daub, which was weaving branches and twigs together to make a wall
There was no glass for windows, instead there were wooden shutters placed in holes in the wall to provide warmth
Roofs of bark sheets or shingles was added

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the cottages were one room in the 1850s, two rooms in the 1860s and four rooms in the 1870s

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the cottages were one room in the 1850s, two rooms in the 1860s and four rooms in the 1870s

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P K Alex Lee
Bark huts made by flatting sheets of bark form trees such as iron-bark then nailed into  frameworks

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P K Alex Lee
Tents could be more comfortable by adding a fire place and wooden floors

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the hut were usually 3 metres x 7 metres 

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the hut were usually 3 metres x 7 metres 

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P K Alex Lee
basic tents made of canvas draped over trees branches

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Angus Townsend & Charlie Miller
fire place instead of stove
creek for a water source
1 room rectangle
1 door
a few windows
1 bed for the occupent
Some times a small veranda out the front

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huts often came from other places and was brought to the Ballarat goldfields by cart. 

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huts often came from other places and was brought to the Ballarat goldfields by cart. 

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timber, canvas, bare, logs, bark, saplings, thin branches, gum, trees, logs, mud, bricks, daub,wattle

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- The weatherboard walls were originally unpainted
- Former tents include bits of fabric from early canvas
- Cottages were internally lined with weatherboards
- Traditional buildings associated with the vernacular can be found through the building
- Examples of various types of wattle, doub, brick, noggin, pise-de-terre and random stone.
- Timber frames variously were packed with clay, rubble and handmade bricks.
- Miners cottages are small in size usually between 2.9m and 3.4 wide and variously between 3m to 6m long.
- The earliest cottage had a tent shelter for a bed.
-Miners overtime took ownership of land even though it still belonged to the crown.
-Miners rights were extended over a long time, little improvements were made for the land belonged to the crown

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canvas
bark
mud bricks
wattle and daub
clay
wooden slabs
wood
stone
no glass
wooden shutters
sticks
logs
bricks
metal

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1. mats

2. timber

3. canvas

4. bark

5. logs

6. saplings

7. leather ties

8. rope

9. mud

10. mud bricks

11. grass

12. twigs

13. clay

14. leather

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griffplayz and manger 135
clay
wood
brick
slab
log
mud brick
saplings
manger
chimney
smelting
carving
furnace
timber
bark

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By Natasha Eskandari and Phoebe Comber
-  Timber
-  Logs
-  Bark (roof)
-  Branches (roof)
-  Grass
-  Brick
-  Mud
-  Wood
-  Mud Bricks
-  Wattle
-  Baub
-  Strong up right sticks
-  Wooden Pegs
-   wooden slabs
-  stone
-  Bricks
- flexable sticks
- clay

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canvas
bark huts
wooden slabs
wattle and daub
mud bricks
wooden floor
stone fireplace
wooden shutters
clay
roof - bark sheets or shingles
walls - wooden slabs or mud bricks

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Phoebe k and Alex Lee
diggers first job to find rough shelter and use the canvas they brought with them

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- the first job was to find shelter
- rough tents from canvas

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Phoebe k and Alex Lee
If they stayed in the shelter for a long time they would make it more comfortable by adding wood for floors and try put clay on the hut for water protections