What is a traditional Navajo dwelling called?
Tipi
Hogan
Longhouse
Wigwam
Answer
A traditional Navajo dwelling is called a "hogan." Hogans are made of logs and earth, providing insulation and protection from the elements. They have a unique, circular shape with a central hearth and a smoke hole in the roof. Hogans are still used today for ceremonial purposes and as homes.
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