Within the next week the Annual Commemoration of the Infamous Great Falls Massacre and a historic vote by the Greenfield Town Council will take place. Our efforts to protect the Ancestors at White Ash Swamp hang in the balance.
This is a unique opportunity to make an important choice. We can either turn our backs on the tragic history and current reality of the encounter between our region's Native Americans and the Europeans who colonized the area -- or take action. Please support the Nolumbeka Project in our efforts to heal the wounds of our shared past and move into a future that respects the rich cultural and spiritual legacy of New England's First Peoples.
It's time.
Join us on Sunday, May 18 at the Great Falls Discovery Center, Turners Falls, 11-3 PM for the Annual Commemoration and support our efforts to pass the Native American Burial Ordinance at the Greenfield Town Council Vote on Wednesday, May 21, 7 PM, GCTV Studios, 393 Main Street, Greenfield.
We encourage you to call or write the members of the Greenfield Town Council and attend the May 21 meeting to show your support.
For more information on each of these events and a contact list for the members of the Greenfield Town Council please visit our website:
www.nolumbekaproject.org
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This is about rock piles and stone mound sites in New England. A balance is needed between keeping them secret and making them public. Also arrowheads, stone tools and other surface archaeology.
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