Like the shadows in the stream
Like the evanescent gleam
Of the twilight's failing blaze
Like the fleeting years and days.
Like the evanescent gleam
Of the twilight's failing blaze
Like the fleeting years and days.
From Thomas L. Doughton's
"Like the shadows in the stream"
Local Historians, The Discourse of Disappearance and
Nipmuc Indians of Central Massachusetts
[click here]Local Historians, The Discourse of Disappearance and
Nipmuc Indians of Central Massachusetts
[Brought to my attention via a reader's search terms and a JimP post from back when]
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ReplyDeleteThis is the basic missing context of New England archeology. Knowing that Indians have always lived here, makes it easier to understand structures in the woods that seem fresh.
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