wind-break

Isaac Kremer/ May 10, 2019/ / 0 comments

An arrangement of vertical poles, bushes, boughs, bundled rushes, or of stones, in a semicircle or in a straight line, as a shelter from wind. Used by American Indians to protect tent entrances. The windbreak in winter is often extended entirely around the tipi. (Jones, 1992)

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