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Yes, the Algonquin tribe used wampum as a form of money. Wampum consisted of beads made from shells, particularly quahog and whelk, and was crafted into strings or belts. While it served as a medium of exchange, wampum also held cultural significance, often being used in ceremonies and as a record of treaties and important events.

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