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Much has been written and debated about the origin of Native Americans. Scientific anthropology insists that they must have come over a land bridge or the ice during the last ice age and that they are descendants of Asiatic forbears.

Mormons claim that they are descendants of the Lost Tribe of Joseph through one of his sons, Manasseh.

There is evidence that there was traffic and trade across the Atlantic between West Africa and South America with migrations into what is now Mexico and the southeast region of the United States. Even genetic ancestors from Europe are not yet ruled out. Other esoteric claims of alien spacecraft push credulity to the limit.

Some people, especially the Hopi, believe that they arrived through a "hole" in time. "Most Native Americans reject these saying that their ancient stories say that they originated on the American continent. 

 

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Indian Homes

People’s homes are reflections of their cultures. The size, shape, location and materials used in the construction of dwellings all are dictated by people’s needs and values.

The most commonly depicted traditional Indian dwelling is the teepee, or tipi. The teepee was used by the nomadic plains Indians who hunted buffalo. They would stretch buffalo hides across a cone of wooden poles. These structures were strong and easy to take down and set up as the tribes moved across the plains.

Another traditional Indian dwelling was the wickiup. Used by tribes in the South, the wickiup was similar to the teepee. The dwelling was formed by securing brush, rather than animal hides, over arched poles.

The pueblo was used by Southwestern tribes such as the Navajo. Pueblos were made of sandstone and clay. Often located in canyons, these dwellings provided vital protection from the scorching desert sun and insulation from the cold nights.

The wigwam was used by Eastern and Northern woodlands tribes, including the Ojibwe People. The wigwam was a domed or cone-shaped structure covered with bark or mats. The dwellings were strong, spacious and easy to move during seasonal migrations.

Although American Indians no longer live in teepees, wickiups, pueblos or wigwams, these traditional dwellings continue to be symbols of cultural pride. As the saying goes, "Home is where the heart is."

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