Look at that. Wampanoag tribe member Melissa Costa oversees the exhibit.

看看。万帕诺亚格部落员梅丽莎·科斯塔负责监督展览。

There is historical evidence of a feast shared between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people in 1621, an event which has come to be known as the first Thanksgiving.

有史证据表明，清教徒和万帕诺亚格人在 1621 年共享盛宴，就为了第一个感恩节。

But the summer brought a good harvest, and in autumn, 22 men, 4 women, 9 adolescent boys, 5 adolescent girls and 13 young children sat down to celebrate with their native Wampanoag neighbors.

但是夏季有了好，了秋天，22个男人、4个女人、9个青春期的男孩、5个青春期的女孩和13名童坐下来和他们的邻居，当地的万帕诺亚格人一起庆祝。

Wampanoag people are still here. I want them to think of Wampanoag people as not just in the past or even indigenous people as in the past, but as in the present still making their way still teaching the public.

万帕诺亚格人还在里。我想让他们认为万帕诺亚格人不仅仅是过去的土著人民，但就像现在一样，仍然在过自己的生活，仍然在教育公众。