An Indian dwelling is a type of shelter used by Native Americans. The three most common types of Indian dwellings are the Hogan, Teepee, and LODGE. The Hogan is a traditional Navajo dwelling made from logs, mud, and stone. The Teepee is a conical tent-like structure made from animal skins and wooden poles. The LODGE is a large, round structure made from poles and covered with animal skins or bark. All three of these dwellings provide shelter and protection from the elements.