It is surrounded by the iris, which is the colored part  of your eye.   The pupil allows light to enter the eye. â¦ Light  enters through the pupil, passes through the lens, and is focused  onto the retina. The retina is the back part of the eye that has  the receptors that interpret what you see.   For clear vision, the eye requires the proper  intensity of light.
Clothing. Eastern Woodland Indians wore light clothing dresses made from animal skins. Dresses made from animal skin. Dresses are decorated with porcupine quills and painted. Wampum bead s used to make belts. in winter woodland Indians wore deer skin and bear skin robes.
As I am what could be considered an Eastern Woodland Native American. I believe the importance of the area was extremely important, because this was our home, it is where we l â¦ ived with our families, it where we grew our crops, and hunted, fished and trapped for all of our needs. The woodlands provided everthing that we needed to survive. As member of the Algonquin Nation (Ottawa) it provided anything we could have ever wanted, transportation, (rivers). Protection from other nations, and later it provided us with barter and trade items with the Europeans who came later.