New law protects sacred Native American items from export
Federal penalties have increased under a newly signed law intended to protect the cultural patrimony of Native American tribes.
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Fire destroys Kituwah LLC building
The Kituwah LLC building has been destroyed in a fire that started during the early morning hours of Thursday, Dec. 15. In a Facebook post, Kituwah LL...
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Cherokee strengthens banishment law
In a unanimous vote during Annual Council Monday, Oct. 24, the Cherokee Tribal Council passed an ordinance to strengthen the tribe’s ability to e...
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Massachusetts Museum Returns Wounded Knee Artifacts to Sioux Tribes | Smart News
A ceremony on Saturday marked the conclusion of a long repatriation process
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Massachusetts museum returns historic Wounded Knee artifacts to Sioux tribes
More than 150 artifacts taken from Native Americans that have been deemed "sacred" will be returned to two Sioux tribes in South Dakota after they were stored at a museum in Massachusetts for over a century.
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Remains, artifacts from Wounded Knee to return to South Dakota
More than 131 artifacts and remains from Wounded Knee are coming back to South Dakota.
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Sacred items to be returned to Sioux from Massachusetts museum
About 150 items considered sacred by the Sioux peoples that have been stored at a small Massachusetts museum for more than a century are being returned.
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Sacred items in Massachusetts museum to be returned to Sioux
“This is not our history of Barre. This is the Lakota Sioux's history, and we should honor the Lakota Sioux and what they desire.”
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The Wrap: A space for Native writers
Indigenous headlines for Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2022
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Barre museum begins identifying, photographing Native objects so they can be returned
The objects include beaded moccasins, cradle boards used to carry babies and pipes. Sioux tribal leaders believe they were taken off the bodies of people who were massacred at Wounded Knee in 1890.
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