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The Homes that the eastern woodlands people made were usally wigwams but they also built teepees. They harvested birch bark to cover there wigwams like in the video in the environmental  features text. It also took thirty sessions of bark to cover one wigwam. Once they got all the sessions of bark they would poke holes through the birch bark to tie the whole house together. these unique homes were important to the eastern woodlands for shelter.

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All tribes have different beliefs some are alike some are the exact opposite. Here are some of the eastern woodlands beliefs. One of the eastern woodlands beliefs is everything is connected in a spiritual way. They would also bless wigwams so they would be safe from evil spirits. They would also wear masks during ceremonies to embrace in a spiritual way. Here is a picture of the masks they made.

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The tribes of the Eastern Woodlands made tools out of their surroundings. They made tools for many of their needs. They made toboggans and  snowshoes for the winter, bowls, baskets, to cook and carry and eat. Then finally they made bows, spears, fish hooks, and much more hunting tools. All of this was made out of there natural resources that they found or harvested. Here are a few examples showing you what they look like.

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The tribes of the Eastern Woodland region had many resources to use. They could use the wind, the water, the lakes and streams. Also one last one the forest, and what made up those forest is trees. They used the trees all the time , to build many things, like canoes, wigwams, and much more. But in this video you will see what the tribes did to build wigwams.

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Wayne Valliere demonstrating birch bark harvesting, July, 2013