The Karuk people lived in large plank houses that could hold up to 50 people. These houses were made of redwood planks and had a central fireplace. The Karuk people also built smaller, more temporary shelters called "wickiups" out of brush and bark.
As we saw in another article, the Naabeehó Bináhásdzo or Navajo Nation is the largest semi-autonomous territory in the United States; seventy-one thousand square kilometers distributed between Arizona, Utah and New Mexico, with its own government and administration and in which some sixteen thousand