Siouan Shelter is a term used to describe the traditional dwellings of the Siouan-speaking Native American tribes. The most common type of shelter was the TEPEE, which was a cone-shaped structure made of animal hides stretched over a wooden frame. TEPEE was the most common form of shelter for the Siouan people, and it provided protection from the elements and a place to store belongings. The TEPEE was also used for ceremonial purposes, such as storytelling and religious ceremonies.