What did Indian boys receive when they became a man in sign of the beaver?

In "Sign of the Beaver" by Elizabeth George Speare, Indian boys received a special rite of passage when they became men, which typically included a ceremonial acknowledgment of their maturity and responsibilities. They often received gifts or tokens that symbolized their new status in the tribe, such as a weapon or tools, emphasizing their role in providing and protecting. This rite marked their transition from boyhood to manhood, integrating them more fully into their community.