there were 2 families in one wigwam
mostly only one family lived in a wigwam. ONE family!
They didn't make a wigwam. Narragansett is in the eastern colonies and not in the plains where Native Americans used Wigwams. Colonists lived on the ships they came until they were able to build cabins/houses.
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the algonquians lived in wigwams and longhouses
there were 2 families in one wigwam
they lived in long houses and wigwam
mostly only one family lived in a wigwam. ONE family!
The Native American family lived in a traditional wigwam made of bark and poles.
The Algonquins lived in wigwams.
the Pottawatomie one of the three fires lived in wigwam's.
the lenape did live in wigwams. usually 1 per wigwam. RAVI ARYA
In the woodlands, Ojibway people lived in villages of birchbark houses called waginogans, or wigwams.
They didn't make a wigwam. Narragansett is in the eastern colonies and not in the plains where Native Americans used Wigwams. Colonists lived on the ships they came until they were able to build cabins/houses.
Wigwams were made of poles (pine or other hard wood) with animal skins or heavy canvas cloth attached to them. These were handy for migratory people since they could be easily taken down and transported to the next site. "Wigwam" often refers to those lived in by various American indians, but similar types of tents were used by Arabs and others.
A wigwam is usually round-topped. The wigwam beckons, as I am sleepy.