Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe

Are apartments going up next to a Wampanoag tribal burying ground? (capecodtimes.com) BOURNE — A burying ground of the Herring Pond Indians that has never been excavated is on a hill above the Cape Cod Canal. The site on what is called Burying Hill is older than some more famous ancient sites across the globe, according to attorney and Herring Pond Wampanoag tribal citizen Jaime Hoctor. “You used to be able to see the mounds, the rows

‘We Walk Amongst You:’ Herring Pond Tribe Calls On Non-Natives For Action | Bourne News | capenews.net Melissa Ferretti, chairwoman of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, is openly calling on non-Native individuals to join in the conversation surrounding tribal land reclamation and recognition. Pre-colonial contact, the Herring Pond Tribe primarily lived in Bourne and Sandwich, and stewarded lands extending up to Plymouth and Cedarville. The Tribe is part of the