0
Historicly; the same things your homes were made of "wood, grasses, and dirt (made into plasters)."
Today: the same answer; the same things your home is made of today (Wood, grasses, and dirt (made into plasters)).
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoits not a tepee in the summer it is a log house and in the winter it is a cow Patti
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What was the names of the Cherokee Indians homes?
Tepees made out of animal skin.
What did the Cherokee tribe make?
They made baskets,homes,and other things.
Who constructed the Cherokee homes?
the that were build by the Cherokee were build by Cherokee is the stine and the RL Stine
Did Cherokee have permanent homes?
yes they did live in pimanent homes
Is there Cherokee summer homes and winter homes?
Yes. In the winter the Cherokee llived in small dome shaped homes called an asi. In the summer the Cherokee live in a big square/rectanglish home from my research is called a wickeup.
Were the Cherokee tribe homes big?
That is a matter of interpretation. Cherokee homes were on average, both then and now, the same size of the homes used by Europeans; in olden times homes were much smaller as a general rule.
In what ways did Cherokee homes differ from the homes of the plains Indians which are the ones usually shown in movies?
They made new idems that became real popular in the woodland tribes and then spread on!
What homes did Cherokee's live in?
they live in igloos
What are cherokee houses made of?
The Cherokee were not nomadic Indians, they built permanent homes out of woven saplings covered in mud with wood roofs. During the summer months they lived in the open sided structures roofed in bark.
Was the Cherokees homes permanent or easily moved?
The Cherokee homes were permanent because they lived in wig wams and longhouses.
What kind of dwelling could be considered a Cherokee home?
The Cherokee lived in "houses" made of mud or clay. During the winter time they lived in even smaller mud and clay homes in order to conserve heat and stay warm.
What happened to the Cherokee tribes?
They had got forced a way from their homes.
