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The Cherokee people lived in clay and houses. In the Winter, they typically built smaller clay houses including roofs. By the 1700's, the Cherokee people were living in log cabins.
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Cherokee Indian shelter during removal act?
They were supposed to be rounder and circle huts without windows in winter than in summer, which was longer and rectangular.
What shelter requirements does a red fox need?
During the winter months, red foxes will shelter in dens which they are sure to have close to a water source.
What are some of the problems faced during the winter at Valley Forge?
lack of decent food, clothing, and shelter
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What is a Cherokee winter homemade out of?
the Cherokee winter home called an asi was made out of river reed and mud that dried like plaster
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light,water, food, shelter, warmth during the winter, that's about it.
Your 1999 Jeep grand Cherokee is having Low coolant signal on during winter and it is not showing if temperature is above 30 degrees. Why?
htrhds
What is necessary for survival in winter?
Warmth (shelter)
What is an Atlantic puffin shelter?
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What type of shelter did the Wichita Indian have?
The type of shelter the Wichita Indians lived in depended on the climate. They built everything from grass huts to teepees.stuff
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.
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.
