Sowams

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Sowams was a principal Wampanoag village and homeland in present-day New England, historically significant as the seat of the sachem Massasoit and an early site of Native–Pilgrim interaction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous homeland
Wampanoag village
historic place
associatedWithEthnicGroup Wampanoag people
surface form: Wampanoag
associatedWithEvent early relations between Wampanoag and Plymouth colonists
associatedWithGroup Pilgrim Separatists
surface form: Plymouth Colony settlers
associatedWithPerson Massasoit
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance important site in Wampanoag history
important site in early colonial New England history
hasHeritageStatus recognized as a historically significant Indigenous landscape
hasRole homeland of the Pokanoket band of the Wampanoag
principal Wampanoag village
languageUsed Wampanoag language
locatedIn New England
present-day United States
traditional territory of the Wampanoag people
partOf Pokanoket region
surface form: Pokanoket territory
regionNowIncludes parts of present-day Massachusetts
parts of present-day Rhode Island
relatedConcept Massasoit–Pilgrim alliance
Plymouth Colony
Pokanoket
Wampanoag people
surface form: Wampanoag Confederacy
significance center of Wampanoag political power in early 17th century
early site of Native–Pilgrim interaction
timePeriod early 17th century
wasSeatOf Massasoit

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Massasoit residence Sowams