An Indian longhouse is a traditional dwelling used by various Indigenous peoples of North America, particularly the Iroquois and some other tribes in the northeastern region. These structures are characterized by their elongated shape, often constructed from bark, wood, and other natural materials, and can house multiple families, reflecting communal living. Longhouses typically feature a central corridor with individual family compartments along the sides, emphasizing the importance of community and family ties in Indigenous cultures. They served not only as homes but also as centers for social and cultural activities.
Franciszek Indan Pykna died in 1992.
Franciszek Indan Pykna was born in 1913.
There are 35 beds in a longhouse
its long and houses lots of people
Longhouse Religion was created in 1799.
A longhouse is a kind of long, single room building. An example sentence would be: The longhouse gets very warm in the summer.
a indan
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A longhouse can hold 10 family or 250 in it
A longhouse is long and a wigwam is round.
Synonyms for longhouse include hut, cabin, lodge, and dwelling.
families and the mothers clan lived in a longhouse