A Collaborative Approach Among Agencies, Disciplines and Tribes to Study and Manage Conical Timber Lodges in the Greater Yellowstone Area
Summary
A variety of wooden structures exist in the northern Plains and Rocky Mountains; among these are conical timber lodges popularly referred to as "wickiups". For the purpose of this study, wickiups are defined as conical timber lodges built by Native Americans, though they may have been used by Euroamerican fur trappers and explorers. Few conical timber lodges have been recorded in the Greater Yellowstone Area and there are many unanswered questions pertaining to their function, tribal affiliation, and significance.
Cite this Record
A Collaborative Approach Among Agencies, Disciplines and Tribes to Study and Manage Conical Timber Lodges in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Merry Haydon, Rosemary Sucec. Presented at Rocky Mountain Conference, Jackson, Wyoming. 2007 ( tDAR id: 475314) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8475314
Keywords
Site Type
Conical Timber Lodges
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Wickiup
Investigation Types
Heritage Management
Geographic Keywords
Bridger-Teton National Forest
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Shoshone National Forest
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Yellowstone National Park
Spatial Coverage
min long: -110.966; min lat: 41.982 ; max long: -107.75; max lat: 44.99 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Bureau of Land Management, Utah State Office
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