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The Natchez people lived in Mississippi and Louisiana. These farmers were mound builders and lived in villages of low thatched dome houses that were mud/adobe encased at the base. Each house housed only one family.he Goshute people are a band of Western Shoshone Native Americans.  They live in the western portion of Utah and eastern portion of  Nevada. They were hunters/gatherers who â¦ gathered in a semipermanent  village. They lived in dug out houses build of willow poles and  earth that were called wiki-ups.
The Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast built their houses facing the ocean, using cedar wood. Tribes along the North American Pacific coast with a tradition of building longhouses include the Haida, Tsimshian, Tlingit, Makah, Clatsop, Coast Salish, and Multnomah people.Longhouses were made from cedar logs or split log frame and covered with split log planks. Planks were also used for flooring.umerous cultures in medieval times built longhouses. Indigenous peoples of the Americas, particularly the Iroquois on the East coast and the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast, have significant longhouse traditions which continue to this day.