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Tepee Butte is a township in Hettinger County, North Dakota, USA.
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A chum is a Nentsy tepee shelter made from reindeer hide.
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A tepee (tipi) is a conical tent made of buffalo skin and more recently canvas stretched across a frame of poles fastened together at the top. Tepees are used by High Plains nomadic Indians of North America, such as the Blackfoot, Ojibwa and also Stoney Indians of Alberta, Canada.
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A wigwam is the hut or dwelling place of the north-eastern Algonquian Indians of North America. There are four main types of wigwam: domed, peaked, tepee-shaped and the bark house. The domed wigwam was made of saplings driven into the ground and bent over to form a framework of arches over which spread birch or elm bark or reed mats.
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