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The Apache Indians primarily lived in lightweight, portable dwellings known as wickiups, which were made from branches and brush covered with grass or animal hides. In more arid regions, some tribes also constructed teepee-like structures called "tipis" that allowed for easy assembly and disassembly. These homes were well-suited to their nomadic lifestyle, enabling them to move with the seasons and follow game. In more settled communities, they sometimes built adobe houses or used natural caves for shelter.

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