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Pasuckuakohowog

Pasuckuakohowog was a ball game played by Native American peoples of New England, involving large teams (sometimes hundreds of players) trying to drive a ball toward a goal, often on a beach, using sticks or the feet. It is considered a historical ancestor of modern field games like lacrosse. Early European colonists documented it as a rough, high-energy communal contest.

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