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Unknown Unknown ina0186p.jpg IN-A-0186 B&W 1500-0186-0000 ina0186p Original Negative <2x3 Historic Photographs 1890s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
Apache woman in front of a wikiup.
The Apache lived a seminomadic lifestyle and didn’t live in permanent structures. A traditional Apache dwelling is called a “wickiup", an oval or round shelter made of brush. Leafy branches were draped over it during summer and animal hides during winter to provide insulation. Because of the nomadic nature of the Apaches, these dwellings were designed to be temporary.
(Source: Melody, Michael E. , The Apache, Chelsea House, 1989.)
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