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The Truro town seal depicts a Native American holding a corn stalk in one hand, a bow and arrow in the other. He is wearing a feather headdress that was not worn by the Nauset people; it’s associated with Plains Indians. On the left is a shallop, a kind of sailboat, that the colonists used to come ashore. To the right are teepees, also associated with Plains Indians. Truro has the only seal on the Outer Cape for which the artist is known. It was designed in 1900 by the illustrator Edward A. Wilson, a founder of the Truro Historical Society.