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What kind of house did the Yavapai tribe live in?
They lived in pit houses
Where kind of houses did the mogollon lived in?
On the Mogollon Rim, a section of the Colorado Plateau of East Central Arizona.
What type of housing did the Native Americans have?
they lived in wigwams, long houses, pit housing , and teepees
What type of shelter did the Umpqua Indian have?
The Clatsop Indians lived in shelters that were built out of flat cedar planks that were similar to the modern two-by-fours. Waxed rope were used to tie the pieces of material together to create long wooden houses or plank houses.
Did Zunis build pit houses made from wood?
yes and also mud was use to build there pit houses
What tribes lived in pit houses?
Iroquios
What Indian tribe lived in pit houses?
Iroquios
What do the Chinese live in?
They lived in pit houses that are dug in the ground.
What kind of house did the Yavapai tribe live in?
They lived in pit houses
Where kind of houses did the mogollon lived in?
On the Mogollon Rim, a section of the Colorado Plateau of East Central Arizona.
Were did the kiowa's live?
the kiowa indans lived in Oklahoma
What did the cherokee indans use during the winter as shelter?
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.
What type of housing did the Native Americans have?
they lived in wigwams, long houses, pit housing , and teepees
Who uses pit houses?
An Army man uses pit houses
Why did the Chinooks live in a pit house?
Chinook Indians did not live in pit houses. They lived in plankhouses or long houses. You can see a beautiful full size replica of a Chinook plankhouse at the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge in Ridgefiled, Washington USA
When was the lenape indans alive?
The lenape indans lived millons and millons years before you did. They were the first people who live in North America.
What type of shelter did the Umpqua Indian have?
The Clatsop Indians lived in shelters that were built out of flat cedar planks that were similar to the modern two-by-fours. Waxed rope were used to tie the pieces of material together to create long wooden houses or plank houses.
