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2. ECONOMICS FOOD -rabbits, ants, berries, deer, fish, clams CLOTHING - animal skins or woven grass; cold weather - deer skin shirts, leggings, moccasins WOMEN - dresses and bonnets SHELTER/HOME - wickiup (bark of trees laid in sheets like a teepee). Homes arranged in groups WEAPONS/TOOLS - canoes for fishing, shells as jewelry, baskets used for many reasons

3. SOCIAL LIFE Lived in communities of 2,000 people Houses were grouped together November was rabbit hunt month Were nomadic (traveled around following food-no permanent home)

4. ASSIGNMENT OF ROLES Men were the hunters of the food Women were the gathers of the food

5. ART Clam shell necklaces Woven baskets

6. RELIGION Feared spirits of the dead. Once you died everything you had was burned including the body and the name was never spoken of again.