Fellow Adventurers,
My Google Fu has failed me. Across the Pacific indigenous people housed, protected, and worked on and maintained their canoes in canoe houses. I have to assume that was the case with Dayak peoples as well. However, except for a picture of a modern longhouse that extends over water and shelters some canoes I have been unable to find any depictions of historic Dayak canoe houses. Can anybody help me on this? My fall back position is to construct a thatched pole barn. Many thanks.
Lon