Meanings of wattle huts in English

They arrived at a scattering of mud-and- wattle huts on the edge of a village.

A dingy collection of mud and wattle huts huddled on the shore, doors and shutters drawn tight against the coming maelstrom.

In Kenya, African men emerged from mud-and- wattle huts in suits to drive matatus or to sell scrap metal or to cut meat.

It had been a village like the one he had just visited, mud-and- wattle huts around an oval gathering-place, stockade, and fields beyond.

Still back of this are thousands of the low grass, or mud and wattle huts of the natives, their roofs thatched with straw or palm.

He looked around the village complex, seeing it through her eyes: a haphazard arrangement of mud and wattle huts, huddled together on a windy slope.