Indian Shelter is a term used to describe various types of dwellings used by Native American tribes. The most common type of Indian Shelter is the TEPEE, which is a cone-shaped structure made of animal skins or birch bark and held up by wooden poles. A hogan is another type of Indian Shelter, which is a traditional Navajo dwelling made of logs and mud. A TEEPEE is a similar structure to a TEPEE, but it is usually made of canvas and has a conical shape.