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.
Eastern Woodlands Indians were hunter-gatherers. This means that the main things they ate were edible plants (ex. wild berries) and meat from animals they hunted that they collected. Many tribes also grew âThe Three Sistersââcorn, beans, and squashes. Eastern Woodlands Indians hunted different animals depending on what was available in the part of the region that they lived in. This included deer, moose, caribou, and seal. Traditionally, men did the hunting and women were in charge of gardening and gather edible plants from the forest. Traditional cooking/hunting tools Because the Eastern Woodlands region was covered in forests, most Eastern Woodlands Indians made their tools out of wood and stone.