Texas Native Americans

Native American house made of long, flat cedar planks tied together

• Tepee

• Plank House

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Wattle and Daub House

Native American home made in a cone shape with wooden poles and buffalo or animal hide

• Tepee

• Plank House

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Wattle and Daub House

Native American home made with a wooden frame and covered in grass mats or animal hides

• Tepee

• Plank House

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Wattle and Daub House

Native American home made of clay and could be multi-story similar to modern-day apartments

• Tepee

• Plank House

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Wattle and Daub House

Native American house made from river cane, wood and vines woven together and covered in plaster with a roof made of grass or bark

• Tepee

• Plank House

• Wigwam

• Adobe

• Wattle and Daub House

TRUE or FALSE:

The tepee was the hardest home to build and took the longest to take down and put back up.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE:

The Adobe was a permanent home meant for many families to live in.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Person who studies prehistoric people and how they lived

• Archaeologist

• Hunter

• Gatherer

• Chief

Person who searches for animals for food

• Archaeologist

• Hunter

• Gatherer

• Chief

Person who searches for fruits, berries, roots, veggies, nuts, or other edible plants for food

• Archaeologist

• Hunter

• Gatherer

• Chief