What were some of the traditional indigenous homes called?

Traditional indigenous homes varied widely among different cultures, but some notable examples include the tipi, used by Plains Native Americans, which is a conical tent made of animal skins and wood. The longhouse, associated with the Iroquois, was a large communal dwelling made of wood, housing multiple families. The wigwam, used by various Eastern Woodlands tribes, was a dome-shaped structure made of bark or mats. Each of these homes was designed to suit the specific environmental conditions and cultural practices of the indigenous peoples.