Last Updated: 6 years Lean To’s were temporary shelters made from brush,
leaves and twigs covering sloping single pitched roofs.
Lean-To
Lean to’s were
often used by some of the western sub arctic peoples.
Last Updated: 6 years Lean To’s were temporary shelters made from brush,
leaves and twigs covering sloping single pitched roofs.
Lean to’s were
often used by some of the western sub arctic peoples.
Last Updated: 6 years Pithouses were used by most Plateau, some far north, as well as some California tribes.
Last Updated: 9 months Seminole Indians and other South Eastern tribes lived in a home called a Chickee. A chickee was a house built on stilts usually about three or four feet above the ground. A chickee was usually about nine feet wide and sixteen feet long, with a wooden platform which served as the…
Last Updated: 6 years Igloos are dome shaped dwellings that are made from packed snow cut into blocks with a large knife.
Last Updated: 6 years Wattle and Daub was a type of construction using a frame work of poles intertwined with branches and vines covered with mud.
They were made from a frame of logs covered with adobe, a clay mixture which was allowed to dry in the sun.
Last Updated: 6 years A favorite of the Algonquin speaking tribes of the northeast was the wigwam.