Massattomien

Massattomien is a term used to describe a group of people who are descended from the Massachusett tribe, one of the Wampanoag people. The Massachusett were a Native American tribe that inhabited the area around present-day Boston, Massachusetts, during the 17th century. They were part of the larger Wampanoag Confederacy, which also included the Pokanoket, Nipmuc, and other tribes.

The Massachusett were known for their agricultural skills and their ability to adapt to the harsh New England climate. They were also skilled in the arts of war and had a strong sense of community and cooperation. The Massachusett played a significant role in the early history of New England, including the establishment of the Plymouth Colony and the King Philip's War.

Today, the Massattomien are recognized as a distinct tribe within the Wampanoag Confederacy. They have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional arts, languages, and customs. The Massattomien are also known for their efforts in preserving and promoting their cultural identity, both within their community and on a broader scale.

The Massattomien tribe is headquartered in Taunton, Massachusetts, and is recognized by the federal government as a sovereign nation. They continue to work towards preserving their cultural heritage and promoting the well-being of their community.