Adobe House Roof Detail Amalia New Mexico 1940

The corner of a roof of an adobe house in Amalia, New Mexico, illustrates traditional adobe construction methods. In July 1940, builders created these structures using sun-dried clay bricks, which provided insulation and durability. Adobe homes reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Southwest, where such techniques have been used for centuries.

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