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The Wampanoag Canoe Passage. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. Day 4 Dan Shafto. Day four - Sunday, June 12 th. And I paddling down towards Dighton. Rock on the Taunton. River Below is his account of our trip. Up until the end of May, I knew nothing about the North and South Rivers Watershed Associations Wampanoag. Canoe Passage. Then, sitting in traffic one Sunday afternoon, I turned on WATD. To hear Captain Lou interviewing Nik. About the upcoming event. Having grown up in Marshfield. Along the way, Nik.CONTENT
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They lived in wigwams or wetus in villages. Hunters and warriors used bows, arrows, and wooden clubs. Fisherman used nets and bone hooks. Did not need to wear a shirt. Men wore breech cloths with leggings. They dressed in deerskin mantles in the cold weather. They wore moccasins as shoes. Only wore a beaded headband with a feather or two. A regular day in a Wampanoag. Traded with all the other .
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