peag

archaeologists discovered a string of wampum peag at the ancient site.

historians study peag to understand early trade networks.

the white and purple beads made from peag were highly valued.

native american tribes used peag for ceremonial purposes.

each specific pattern on the peag belt conveyed a message.

museums display rare examples of peag from the colonial era.

traders accepted peag as a form of currency in the 17th century.

the quahog shell is the primary source for making peag.

women in the tribe spent hours crafting individual peag beads.

diplomatic treaties were often recorded using symbolic peag belts.

collectors pay high prices for authentic peag artifacts today.

the dark purple section of the shell created the rarest peag.