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Wituwamat's Head
This item displayed over the meeting house in Plymouth represents the brutality and inhumanity of the settlers and it is the product of their violence involving Indians.
Food
This resource is precious and scarce for the settlers at Plymouth during their first years there.
Dorothy's Handkerchief
One dear friend gives this item to another at what turns out to be their last parting, a sign of their deep friendship and love.
Billington's Land
A dispute over this is the source of a main character's deep frustration and anger in Plymouth, which eventually leads indirectly to a murder.
Beaver Pelts
These items are valuable, and are often traded by colonists back and forth with the Indians.
The Mayflower
This famous ship represents the hardship, struggle, and illness that English settlers confronted in coming to the new world.
The Gallows
This site of execution represents the brutal and...
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