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The Eastern Woodlands Algonquian had feasts and ceremonies to celebrate special occasions throughout the year. They marked the changing seasons with a ceremony and feast and held similar rituals to mark the three main phases of life: birth, puberty, and death.

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wigwams are houses made from saplings that were bent and tied together.

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arrows are made from sticks found in the wood that are then straightened and modified to fit the arrowhead made from pieces of flint chipped into a certain shape to pierce a buffalo.

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masks were used in ceremonies and tribal dances.

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trees
bodies of water
grass
animals
and plants