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What the did for the afterlife and death was somewhat similar to the Egyptians. The dead were buried in their best clothes in individual interments. Ideas about an afterlife were probably consistent with shamanistic beliefs, but centuries of Catholic missionizing have greatly modified traditional beliefs.

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Religious Practitioners.All shamans possessed at least one animal form into which they could transform themselves. Seven forms were attributed to John Neptune, the most powerful of the last shamans. Such men were virile and had strong personalities. Their powers were often expressed through polygyny and political leadership. The rare female shamans were especially feared and respected in this male-dominated society.

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*Supernatural beings included Pamola, a powerful monster who was believed to live atop Mount Katahdin, the highest mountain in Maine. Gluskabe was a trickster and culture hero whose exploits were more humorous than frightening. Many living men and some women had their own shamanistic powers that allowed them to leave their bodies and enter the realm of the supernatural, usually in animal forms. Strange occurrences involving animals were customarily interpreted as being the acts of shamans in their animal forms.

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located at: *NULHEGAN~MEMPHREMAGOG

*Is a private community and only members can get on the website.*

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Why is it important to them?

*From their original name Wabanaki meant "those who live at the sunrise" for the sun on their logo or "the easterners". In the middle of their symbol/flag means their "shield of the seal". The "shield" was a  representation  of an animal hide, either deer or 🤬, it could not be determined. Also the blues waves of the symbol represents air of blue waves recalling the rivers and Lake Champlain lastly is a green grassy patch bearing two deciduous and three conifer trees. These recall the lush woodlands of western Vermont. A large painting of the tribal flag appears over the main entrance of the Tribal Office in Swanton.

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Algonquian,Quebec,Algic
REGIONS THAT SHARE THE SAME LANGUAGE:

*northeastern North America,Maritimes of Canada,New England region of the United States*

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1/4 cup cornmeal,wheat flour or torn wheat or crumbled corn bread
2 tbsps white rum
2 cups whole milk cold
2 cups whole milk scalded
1/2 cup molasses
1 tsp salt
1/4 cups sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
4 tbsps butter

/www.keyingredient.com/recipes/742715035/abenaki-commodities-pudding-native-american-bread-or-flour-pudding-aka-indian-pudding/

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https://youtu.be/_eqpcpvzFrQ

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traps,canoes,bone tools

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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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deer:skirts,cape,and moccasins

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Log Frame Houses

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deers,bears,fish,🤬

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rivers,forest,and lakes