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What did Eastern woodland trades?
They traded brich-bark goods and wampams.
What Eastern woodlands trade?
They traded brich-bark goods and wampams.
What kind of food did the eastern woodland Indians eat?
The Eastern woodland tribes were the Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga ,Cayuga, and Seneca and lived in the wooded area of today's New York state. They were hunters and farmers. In that area they would find deer, rabbit, moose, muskrat, raccoon, beaver, turkey,fish, pheasants, and other animals. The pelts of the raccoon, beaver, and muskrat they could trade for other goods and food.
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