How did the algonquians make wigwams?

Answer 1

The Delaware (or more correctly the Lenape) lived in two types of home - one was the wigwam, a round relatively small home for one family, and the second a longhouse which was larger and built for communal living or extended family use. About 20 or 30 families could live together in a longhouse.

These two types served the purpose of being a permanent home in a community located close to hunting and agricultural tasks. Other similar structures served as sweat lodges and council chambers

All the buildings were made young tees bent to shape covered with woven mats of bark and grasses

The advantages and purposes were several:

• the sweat lodges (like a steam bath) were used for treating diseases and injury
  
• the council chamber was for the elders to meet
  
• the wigwams and longhouses were a place to cook and sleep
• men and women could perform there tasks like tool and clothing manufacture in comfort
• the building served as a warm place to live in th cold weather
  
• they also allowed the community to be together for singing and story telling
  

Answer 2

wigwams wear used with bone beamers,scrapers,bone awls,bone hapoons,milling stones,fishhooks,knifes,and,spears and bows and arrows.

Answer 3

The Delaware Native Americans did not make "wigwams" because they lived in an area where there is snow and they needed warmer homes.