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Inside a Longhouse
For the Iroquois, there was safety in numbers. A village was home to hundreds of people, sometimes as many as a thousand people.
They lived in large structures called longhouses, which were owned by the women living in them. A longhouse was about 20 feet wide and 50 to 150 feet long. That’s half the length of a football field.
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