1. Pueblos: These were multi-story apartment-like structures made of adobe bricks or stones. Pueblos were often built in cliffside alcoves or on mesas for defense and protection from the elements. They typically had flat roofs and small, square windows.
2. Hogans: These were dome-shaped dwellings made of logs and covered with mud or earth. Hogans were typically used by the Navajo people and were often used seasonally for farming or hunting.
3. Wickiups: These were dome-shaped or conical structures made of branches, brush, or animal skins. Wickiups were often used by the Apache people and were typically temporary shelters.
4. Earth Lodges: These were semi-subterranean dwellings made of logs and covered with earth. Earth lodges were often used by the Pueblo people and were typically used as permanent settlements.
5. Cliff Dwellings: These were dwellings built in natural alcoves or caves in cliffs. Cliff dwellings were often used by the Anasazi people and were typically used as permanent settlements.