FINAL (WOODLAND) PHASE 200(?)-1000 A.D.

Boatstones and bar “amulets”

L-shaped pipe, long-stemmed

Crude flint arrowheads

Flexed and semi-flexed skeletons in mound graves and tomb chambers

Except for above, much like Initial Phase

Spear and spearthrower still the chief weapon, weights tied (?) to

spearthrower

Small hamlets

Bow and arrow known but as yet ineffective as a practical weapon

Otherwise very similar to Initial Phase

Religion probably with shamans rather than priests and a mixture of

Initial and Classic Phase religious beliefs and practices and

superstitions

Some considerable sanctity probably still attached to tobacco, tobacco

smoke and the pipe

Shamans undoubtedly still practiced the healing arts (as well as black

magic) and possibly simple religious rites

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