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it was a home for most indians to store food and other belongings, but they also made it flexable so they could move it to a different destination.
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What does it called for a house made out of skin?
a tepee normally they were made out of skin.
What did Lakota use inside the tepee to make their tepee comfortable?
The Lakota used buffalo hide to use as blankets for the winter and other seasons.
What is better a long house or a teepee?
I think that the long house is better because in a long house you can have more people inside instead having less people in a tepee. Also you can have a fire to keep the Natives warm.By Kajan Thayananthan published Nov 16 2009
What are the pros of living in a teepee?
A good thing about tepees are that they are easy to build and take down. The materials needed to build a tepee are easy to find.
What sort an person dwells in a tepee?
Native American Indians
What type of home did the Dakota Indians live in?
the home they lived in was a tepee or a wooden house.
What was the tepee house of?
animal skins! eww huh!? haha
What does it called for a house made out of skin?
a tepee normally they were made out of skin.
What house did black foots live in?
A tipi, also called a tepee or teepee.
What type of culture lives in a tepee?
the plains Indians lived in a teepee
Who owned a tepee?
the women own tepee
What geometric shape is a tepee?
The geometric shape of a tepee is a cone :)
How do you spell tepee in plural?
The plural form of tepee is tepees.
What type of home did Cheyenne tribe live in?
tepee. the look somewhat like huts not exactly.
How were aboriginal homes made?
The Aborigines made simple lean-to style shelters out of bark, branches, leaves and grass. They were known as humpies or mia mias.
Is tipi an adjective?
No. Tipi (tepee, teepee) is a noun, a conical tent. But the noun can be used as an adjunct or adjective (tepee pole, tepee hides).
How did a hogan differ from a tepee?
A hogan was a Navajo earthen house that was suited for permanent residency and was constructed partially below-grade - which helped provide protection from harsh weather. Tepee (also Tipis or Teepee) were similar to tents in that they were placed in temporary locations and could be assembled or disassembled quickly. A hogan was a permanent structure and a tepee was designed to be movable.
