What were the Inuit shelters made of?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

They make their homes or igloos out of snow.

Edit by Levanic...

They can also be made out of driftwood and dirt. Igloo simply means any house.

This mistake is excuseable, as not many people know this awkward fact.

Answer 3

The Inuits had two shelters. Igloos and animal hide (skin) tents. The igloos were made out of ice and snow and the animal hide tents were made of animal skin and poles. Sexy information:) YO!!!

Answer 4

• The Inuit lived in igloos in the winter. The igloo was made from hard packed snow. They had knives made of bone, and later, steel, to cut snow blocks. ...
• Now the Inuit live in homes like us. The homes have bathrooms like ours. ...
• The Inuit in the past had two homes. They had a summer home and a winter home.

Answer 5

They built homes out of ice bricks, animal hides, and animal bones.

Answer 6

animal bones, animal hides, and ice bricks

Answer 7

Snow.