The Wampanoag Boy To Man Rite Of Passage
The Wampanoag people of southeastern Massachusetts share their cultural story through Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth. A boy learns hunting, fishing, traps, utensils, tools, canoes, village protection, and family care. At adulthood he is tested in the wilderness with a bow, arrow, knife, and hatchet, then rejoin and be named a man after a spring ceremony.
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Wampanoag Girl Learn Roles At Plimoth Plantation
A description of how a Wampanoag girl would train within a clan village, learning from family elders to work fields, harvest shellfish, craft utilitarian goods, and pass knowledge to others. Plimoth Plantation reproduces Pilgrim and Native American life near Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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