Primitive dwellings are dwellings that were used by early humans and are still used in some parts of the world today. Two examples of primitive dwellings are CAVES and HUTS. CAVES are natural structures formed by erosion or excavation, and they have been used as dwellings since prehistoric times. HUTS are small, simple dwellings made from materials such as wood, mud, and straw, and they are still used in many parts of the world today.