The Shelter served as the residence for the 25 individuals who were the progeny of a survey group sent to Dagobah. This compact, elevated patch of land accommodated approximately 20 to 30 dwellings. These structures were built using hardened earth, and their coverings were constructed from gnarlwood limbs layered with a viscous substance.
At the heart of the settlement stood a roofed structure, lacking enclosing sides. Within this space, the descendants safeguarded the fractured timber that belonged to the initial exploration party.