Tupik
Years ago the Inuit built many types of houses. Inuit who lived near coasts built homes from sod and whale bones or rocks. Some Inuit stretched caribou skins over a wooden frame to make their homes. Some put summer tents made of seal skins. Inuit used used snow houses mainly while hunting. Today, most Inuit live in modern wooden houses.
In the winter the inuit people lived in igloos made of hard ice blocks. In the summer they lived in tents
Igloos cabins tents
Yes, but only in those areas where the summer thaw layer of permafrost was deep enough to allow digging into the ground and it wasn't too soggy. Tents in summer and snow houses ("igloos") in winter were a lot more common.
Hoovervilles
They used ice and snow for their igloos and they used hide (skin) for their animal hide tents. The igloos were used mostly in the winter, but the animal hide tents were mostly used in the summer.
Today's Inuit people live in regular houses like you and me but in the past they usually lived in igloos or land tents.
For igloos, they used snow and ice. For tents, they used animal skin.
The Inuit traditionally built their homes using materials readily available in their harsh Arctic environment. They primarily used blocks of ice and snow to construct igloos, which provided insulation against the cold. In coastal areas, they also used sod, stone, and driftwood to create more permanent structures. Additionally, for summer camps, they often constructed tents made from animal skins or seal gut.
the inuit lived in the same place always inless they were looking for food
what did the inuit people do all day is.......... the inuit people would work with parents help with food and making tents and stuff like that but they are much diffrent then us normal people do all day. ;]
in the winter they built igloos and summer the used animal skins to make tents