What were skin tents made from?

Skin tents, often used by Indigenous peoples in various regions, were typically made from animal hides, such as those from deer, buffalo, or seals. These hides were carefully prepared and sewn together to create a waterproof and insulating shelter. The framework of the tent was usually constructed from flexible poles or branches, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly. The use of animal skins provided durability and protection from the elements, making them suitable for nomadic lifestyles.