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The Eastern Woodlands Region reaches from the Mississippi River eastward to the Atlantic Ocean and from Canada to North Carolina. Winter snows and summer rains produced plentiful forests,lakes, and streams. The forests provided most of what the Haudenosaunee, commonly referred to as the Iroquois, needed to live.

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Their main food source was squash, corn, beans, and vegetables. For meat the men tracked deer,and bears, as well as trapping beavers,and catching birds,and fish.The Women also gathered fresh greens, nuts, and berries.They also made syrup by boiling down sap from maple trees.

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The eastern Woodland people built sturdy log- framed houses that were covered in bark from elm trees. The houses that they lived in were usually about 20 feet wide and up to 400 feet long. Different families lived in different sections of these houses.

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Types of Materials for Crafts and Clothing:

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Types of Materials for Crafts and Clothing:

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The women made moccasins (soft shoes),capes, and skirts out of tanned deer skin.

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The Iroquois tribe is made up in 5 different tribes the Seneca,Cayuga,Onondaga,Oneida,and Mohawk.They all fought with one another until one of the tribes decided to try to make peace.

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The Iroquois people were very serious about their beliefs. One of the symbols was the turtle. The turtle represents mother earth. The turtle symbol signifies good health and a long life, the hard shell of the turtle represents perseverance and protection.

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One ritual that the Iroquois do is called the "Green Corn Festival" this usually took place in the late summer, they celebrated the ripening of the corn crops. During this time they feasted,fasted,danced,and had religious observations. This ceremony usually lasted for 3 days. The corn was supposedly not to be eaten until it was given the proper thanks.

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Where the Eastern Woodlands are located:

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Where the Eastern Woodlands are located:

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The map is where the Eastern Woodlands are located. They are about 58,000 people of the Iroquois tribe still to this day.

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The Iroquois tribe spoke 6 different languages,but one of them was Tuscarora. For example the word "sunset" translates to "Yeah-heh-reh-ruh-teeh" in Tuscarora.

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One of the Eastern Woodland tribes recipes:
http://www.nativetech.org/recipes/recipe.php?recipeid=64

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They often made bone tools out of deer and other animal bones. They also used wood, rocks, and animal remains as tools. Instead of walking through the thick forests, the people often paddled log and bark canoes along lakes and rivers.