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The difference between a wigwam and a wikiup is in the languages of the Native Americans who built them, rather than in the structures. The two words mean the same thing: a structure made with a frame that is usually arched, and covered with whatever material was available (such as matting or animal skins). There is a lot of variation in the materials used. Both words ("wigwam" and "wikiup") have been imported into English, but from different Native American languages.
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What houses do the apache live in?
the apache live in wickiups ( or wigwams) which are made of mud, treebark, tree leaves, and grass
What native American tribe used wickiups?
Many tribes in the southwestern USA used temporary small brushwood shelters called wickiups, a word possibly from Sac and Fox wiikiyaapi. Although these dwellings often resemble the domed shape of some eastern woodlands wigwams, they do not have the sheets of birch bark coverings which give wigwams their name. Usually grass, branches, leaves, animal hides or blankets were thrown over a rough wooden framework.Many of the Apache groups used them and there are period photographs of these dwellings; the Plains Apaches adopted tipis instead of wickiups.The Utes, Paiutes, Bannocks and many California groups also used wickiups, sometimes alongside other types of dwelling.The links below take you to images of wickiups:
What type of shelters did the Kickapoo live in?
Kickapoo Indiana lived in small, dome-shaped houses called wickiups or wigwams. The frames of the homes were made from slender poles, arched to give the domed shape. The frames were covered with brush, bark, rushes, reeds, or hides.
Did the Shoshone live in wickiups?
Yes, Shoshone people did live in wickiups.
Why do Apaches live in wigwams?
Apaches traditionally lived in wigwams, or "wickiups," because these structures were well-suited to their nomadic lifestyle and the environmental conditions of the Southwest. Made from wooden frames covered with materials like bark, animal hides, or grass, wigwams were relatively easy to construct and dismantle, allowing for mobility as the Apaches followed game and seasonal resources. The design also provided good insulation against temperature extremes, making them practical for the region's varying climate.
A hut used by the Native Americans starting with w?
That would depend upon the tribe. The southwest had wickiups which were dome shaped dwellings of grass covered wood frames. The Northeast would have lived in wigwams. They were dome shaped structures consisting of sapling frames covered by bark or reeds.
What did the Apache men live in?
they lived in wickiups
Did the Dakota Sioux live in wigwams in 1700-1800's?
Yes they did live in Wigwams, the wigwams were made from the buffalo they hunted
What are wickiups made of?
It is made of stone,wood and clay.
Did the Cherokee have tepees?
They did not live in tepees. They lived in Wickiups.
What kind of house did Shawnee Indians live in?
Wigwams and longhouses.
What Native American tribes used wigwams?
The Algonquins used Wigwams.
