What did a yuki indian village look like?

Answer 1

Yuki Indian homes were cone-shaped. They began with a circle on the ground, with poles around the perimeter that supported themselves at the top. Over the poles, layers of bark, grass, pine needles and earth formed the walls. A low entrance tunnel was made of four forked sticks covered with poles and earth. Deer skins covered the door. Firepits were dug in the center of each house. Each village had a larger dance house, made the same way as the smaller houses, but supported by a center pole.