John Adams Removing Pinon Pole from Dugout 1940
John Adams removes a pinon pole from the roof of a dugout in Pie Town, New Mexico, in June 1940. Dugouts were common in rural areas during this period, built into the ground for insulation and protection. This construction method reflects the adaptability of early settlers to their environment, utilizing local materials for shelter.
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John Adams Removing Pinon Pole from Dugout 1940
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