Personalized Visit. Experience a day in the life of a Major by scheduling your campus visit today! For more information, please select the date you'd be interested in visiting Millsaps College.You are unable to select dates when our office is closed, and/or not receiving daily visitors due to a campus program.Click here to see other opportunities to visit.ersonalized Visit. Experience a day in the life of a Major by scheduling your campus visit today! For more information, please select the date you'd be interested in visiting Millsaps College.
Most Eskimos Don't Live in Igloos. The igloo is the most common symbol identified with Eskimos, yet most Eskimos don't live in what most people think an igloo is. Igloo is simply the Eskimo word for house.. So, technically, most eskimos DO live in igloos, as they define them, but not as most people think of them.Mainly through the use of cartoons, people have long thought that Eskimos live in the rounded icehouses in order to keep warm in the cold climates in which they live.he igloo is the most common symbol identified with Eskimos, yet most Eskimos don't live in what most people think an igloo is. Igloo is simply the Eskimo word for house..
The Northwest Pacific Coastal Indians did not live in tepees as did the Yakima Indians of Eastern Washington. Instead, they lived in longhouses built of thick cedar planks. These homes were also called plank houses. These early people chopped down and split massive cedar trees using beaver teeth and stone axes.o avoid the possibility of this, the family had to move and live elsewhere. Whether space in the plank house was assigned by the father of a family, or by the chief of a tribe, daily life in each plank house was the same. The only thing that varied was the size of the house.