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CREEK: - arranged towns around a house or "chokofa" - decorated pots with wooden stamps - homes were wattle-and-daub huts, which are made from poles covered with grass - decorated their pots with wooden stamps IROQUOIS: - call themselves "Hodenosaunee" - made homes called longhouses - made fine beadwork called wampum-.........SIMILARITIES: - Festival: celebrated green corn festival - Sports: played lacrosse (a team sport played with a rubber ball and a stick with a net pocket)- Clothing: wear the same clothing made from animal hides. In the winter they used fur for warmth. To decorate clothing, tribes used everything from feathers and beads to detailed sewing and shells
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