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authentically recreates the Pilgrims' settle-
ment, in its primary exhibit entitled '1627 English Village.' Everything in the village -
costumes, implements, vocabulary, artistry, recipes and crops - has been painstakingly
researched and remade. The Wampanoag Homesite replicates the life of a Native Amer-
ican community in the same area during that time.
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Cape Cod
Clambering across the National Seashore dunes, cycling the Cape Cod Rail Trail, eating
oysters at Wellfleet Harbor - this sandy peninsula serves up a bounty of local flavor.
Fringed with 400 miles of sparkling shoreline, 'the Cape,' as it's called by Cape Codders,
rates as New England's top beach destination. But there's a lot more than just beaches
here. When you've had your fill of sun and sand, get out and explore artist enclaves, take
a cruise, or join the free-spirited street scene in Provincetown.
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
(
508-362-3225;
www.capecodchamber.org
;
MA 132
at US 6, Hyannis;
9am-5pm Mon-Sat, 10am-2pm Sun)
has info.
