This educational video, titled "Native Peoples of the Woodlands" from the series "Exploring Our Past," explores the history and culture of the Eastern Woodland Native Americans. Presented by Joanne Shenandoah, an Oneida Nation member, the video delves into early Native American life through artifacts and theories of migration during the Ice Age. Key concepts include the names and customs of Woodland nations like the Algonquin and Iroquois, the structure of communities, and traditional housing such as wigwams and longhouses. The video highlights the significance of nature in sustaining the Woodland peoples and examines the impact of European colonization. The content aligns with U.S. history and cultural studies curricular standards.