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Listen: The Bluegrass & Old-Time ProgramSeminole Indian chickee hut turned into a snack bar at the Big Cypress Indian Reservation
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Seminole Slide/Tape Project (Palmetto Dolls)
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Accompanying note: "The traditional Seminole house, called a chikkee, was a simple, open shelter of cypress poles with a thatched palmetto roof - cool and comfortable in the summer heat. Some people in Big Cypress still live in family camps with a cooking shed, and separate chikkees for sleeping and storage. People there have also adapted chikkees to new purposes: a baseball dugout, a snack bar, a church meeting-hall."
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