What did the maroon houses look like in Jamaica?

The maroon houses in Jamaica were typically made of wood and had thatched roofs. They were often built on stilts to protect against flooding. The houses were usually one or two stories high and had a veranda or porch. The walls were often made of wattle and daub, a mixture of mud and sticks. The floors were usually made of dirt or stone. The windows were small and made of wood. The roofs were thatched with palm leaves or grass.