Wickyups
Wickyups are a type of temporary dwelling historically used by various indigenous peoples of North America, particularly in the Great Plains and Plateau regions. The term itself is derived from the Blackfoot word "wikchapi," meaning "a house." These structures were typically constructed from readily available natural materials, primarily poles or branches that were leaned together to form a conical or dome-like framework.
The framework of a wickyup was then covered with materials such as animal hides, bark, grasses, or
The size and shape of wickyups could vary. Some were small and simple, intended for single individuals