 These utilitarian wares were more often interred with adults.Exotic goods were more likely to be interred with children up to about 4 years old (excluding those 1 year old or less) and adults over about 50, with males being buried with nonlocal engraved shell ornaments, hematite and metal objects made from brass tubes and copper from European sources.These exotic trade objects came by way of Mississippian culture peoples to the south and west of the Fort Ancient peoples.