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what is another name for the cahuilla ceremonial houses
The sweat house were heated with fire.
Cahuilla houses typically housed extended families of up to 20 people. These traditional houses were made of wood and thatch, with a circular shape and a dome-like roof.
The Cahuilla brush houses were made of earthen walls and thatched roofs, some had roofs that came almost to the ground and gave the appearance of being a thatched house or a house made of "brush."
Cahuilla houses were typically dome-shaped, made of a framework of wooden poles covered in branches, leaves, and grasses. The walls were often plastered with mud for added insulation and durability. These structures were well-suited for the hot, dry climate of the desert regions where the Cahuilla people lived.
they lived in a house made out of reeds called a kish
It was like a big basket, woven out of palm fronds or reeds.
for shelter they lived in houses that were dome-shaped called wigwams == ==
pioneers built their own houses
The lived in a reed house which is called a kish which is a traditional tribe house.
Today, Cahuilla families live in modern houses and apartment buildings.In the past, most Cahuilla people lived in brush houses called kish. Kish are small round or cone-shaped houses made of a wooden frame covered with reeds and brush. These are very simple houses and Cahuilla people really only used them to sleep in. When they were resting, socializing, or working on crafts, Cahuilla people sat outside-- it was rarely cold or rainy in the climate where they lived.
In the UK, houses built in the 1980s were fairly similar to houses built in the 1970s and those built now. Very recent houses tend to be smaller.