Dutch West India Company was created on 1621-06-03.
Native American rarely ate turkeys. In fact there was no turkey in 1621.
The colonists at Plymouth had fish and shellfish, venison, ducks and wild turkeys. Vegetables included cabbage, beans, onion and squash. Their first wheat crop (in 1621) failed, so they did not have bread. "Indian corn" was ground into a porridge and cooked; some of it may have been made into flatbread. Early on, all cooking was done over open fires, as they did not have ovens.
There were about 150 people in all on the Mayflower. The passengers counted 102. They landed on what is now Cape Cod in the winter, so passengers and crew lived on the ship until spring. The Mayflower left the Pilgrims for a voyage home in April of 1621.
== == The first pilgrims began as a religious group. The Separatists which is what they called themselves, felt that the only way to practice their faith was to separate from the church of England. The passengers who arrived on the first four ships were called new comers. The ships included the Mayflower (1620) the Fortune (1621) the Anne and Little James (1623).
I believe it was 1621
drinking vessel
forks
The fork is a familiar eating utensil that would not be found at the Harvest Feast of 1621. The fork did not become popular in North America until near the time of the American Revolution.
To celebrate the pilgrims first harvest
To celebrate the pilgrims' first harvest.
To celebrate the pilgrims' first harvest.
To celebrate the pilgrims' first harvest.
The Plymouth colony in 1621.
Thanksgiving
The Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared an autumn harvest feast together in 1621. It is now acknowledged as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies.
Yes, the Wampanoag were regular visitors to the tiny settlement at Plymouth. During the harvest feast in 1621, about 90 of them arrived. They brought in five deer that they had killed.