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SUMMARY:Who Tells the Story: A Cape Cod Reburial
DESCRIPTION:In the spring of 1976\, during the US Bicentennial year\, a ske
 leton that had been on display for many years in a local history museum wa
 s reburied. The ceremony was a collaboration between the Wellfleet Histori
 cal Society\, the Wampanoag People\, and the Cape Cod National Seashore. I
 n attendance that day were members of all three organizations. What actual
 ly happened there\, at that moment in history\, depends upon who is asked!
 \n\nStoryteller Jim Wolf has tracked several versions of the story to pres
 ent to you.\n\n"Who Tells the Story” is dedicated to the memory of the l
 ate Wamsutta\, also known as Frank James\, former Nauset Regional High Sch
 ool music teacher and catalyst of the indigenous people's National Day of 
 Mourning\, now observed annually at Plymouth\, MA.\n\nAccording to Jim: "F
 rank was an important mentor to me\, and we had many discussions about the
  differences between oral and written traditions and the meaning of ‘Tru
 th’. "
LOCATION:Greg Turner Meeting Room\, Eastham
URL:https://www.goingson.co/outercape/eastham/greg-turner-meeting-room/who-
 tells-the-story-a-cape-cod-reburial-2026-11-14?utm_source=ics&utm_medium=r
 eferral
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