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Tapenum's Day
A Day in the Life of a Wampanoag Indian
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Tapenum's Day
A Day in the Life of a Wampanoag Indian
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Description
This story of a Wampanoag Indian boy in the 1620s features full-color photographs;taken at the Plimoth Plantation historical site in Massachusetts. Tapenum is disappointed that he has not yet been chosen to become a warrior. He hunts for food; goes fishing; makes arrows, and a wise man teaches him patience. He finally gets his wish in 1627 and shares the day with friends and family.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Native American History , Pilgrims
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PRICE: 4.88
LIST PRICE: 6.5
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Description
This story of a Wampanoag Indian boy in the 1620s features full-color photographs;taken at the Plimoth Plantation historical site in Massachusetts. Tapenum is disappointed that he has not yet been chosen to become a warrior. He hunts for food; goes fishing; makes arrows, and a wise man teaches him patience. He finally gets his wish in 1627 and shares the day with friends and family.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Native American History , Pilgrims