Native American architecture is often reduced to three stereotypes: the arctic igloo, the woodlands wigwam and the plains tipi.
An edition of America's Architectural Roots
(1987)
America's Architectural Roots
Ethnic Groups that Built America (Building Watchers Series)
by Dell Upton
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