Family Footsteps

In the Wompanoag village, native people spoke of what their people's traditions are and were at the time of 1627. They were not characters, rather, live people there to inform us of the lifestyle of native Americans and the stereotypes that they are combating.
It was facinating. Here a woman is roasting a goose and telling us how they all make their own traditional clothing to wear.
Some were wearing hardly anything, but kept warm by standing on heated slate or putting them under animal coats on logs.
Their homes were very warm and cozy.