Repatriation Act News Today

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Join the fight against illegal looting to safeguard North Dakota's vibrant, indigenous cultural legacy.

The road to repatriation has been long at Arizona State University, and the university has made under 2% of its Indigenous human remains available to Native American tribes, among the lowest rates in the nation.

Join the fight against illegal looting to safeguard North Dakota's vibrant, indigenous cultural legacy.

As the Museum of Anthropology reopens from extensive seismic upgrades, the changes to the building go even deeper than the foundations.

Thumbs up to the continuing effort to find, document and preserve cemetery headstones of those who fought in the Civil War.

Against the orange glare of high-pressure sodium lights, a small projector cast an image of a northern jaguar against the steel wall strung with razor wire that runs along West International Street in downtown Nogales, Ariz.

Tribal leaders filed a federal repatriation claim earlier this year to recover the noose used in the hanging of 38 Dakota men, which remains the largest mass execution in U.S. history.

The community filed a claim under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and has won its case.

The item was used in the hanging of Wicanhpi Wastedanpi (also known as Chaske), one of the 38 Dakota men hanged on Dec. 26, 1862