A wikiup is a relatively small, temporary, round dwelling of the Apache Indians of the American Southwest; could be reassembled relatively easily and quickly; had a lightweight framework formed by saplings lashed together at their tops so as to form either a domed structure or a conical structure. Additional poles were placed along the sides of the framework to provide added structural strength; the framework was covered with a matting.
The Pauite tribe in the Great Basin.
Iroquios
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Wichita
The Yurok of Northern California.
The Hopi tribe lived in adobe houses
they look like aether a small or big wikiup
The Hopewell Indians lived in square huts and lean-to's. Their houses were not as complex as some other tribes.
Your question is asking about two different Native American tribes. The northeastern tribes lived in long houses and the idea of "wigwams " comes from the Americanization of the plains tribes teepee. The plains tribes followed the buffalo herds and had summer and winter camps and needed a shelter they could break down.
in the early days of native American Indians were here in America they split into tribes and one of those tribes were called seminole.when they were here they lived in houses called chickees!
Indians have traditional lived in a wide range of houses. Pueblo Indians have lived in adobe homes, that are earth colors. In the Southeastern Woodlands, many tribes lived in wattle-and-daub houses at the time of European contact. These have been painted with red earth or white lime, which was occasionally mixed with powdered mica, giving the walls a sparkle.
There were many more than four different types of Indian homes. There were the longhouses and wigwams of the northern woodland tribes. The Cherokee lived in log cabins. The Apaches lived in Wikiups. The plains lived in tipis. There were also adobe houses, subterranean homes, plank homes.