Primitive homes are dwellings that were built by early humans before the advent of modern construction techniques. HUTS, which are four-letter structures made from natural materials such as wood, mud, and straw, were some of the earliest forms of primitive homes. Tepees, which are six-letter structures made from animal skins and wooden poles, were also popular among early humans. Strawhuts, which are nine-letter structures made from straw and other natural materials, were also common in primitive societies.