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The Minnesota Historical Society (MNHS) has approved the Prairie Island Indian Community’s repatriation claim for a noose used in the mass hanging of 38 Dakota men in 1862.

Duane Anderson, whose work helped usher in a new era of archaeological treatment of ancient burial grounds, died May 9.

In January 2023, a ProPublica investigation exposed more than 600 institutions that still had Native American human remains in their collections and had not yet returned them to tribes.

The exhibit was shut in January but tribal leaders say they've heard nothing about objects being "repatriated."

Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) updates are making Mutter, Penn, and Academy of Natural Science reassess their collections

a href= http://www.VMFA.museum target= _blank The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /a announced today that Siera Hyte (Cherokee Nation) has been appoi

If not for a chance meeting between his father and Lt. Richard Pratt, Albert Mekko might not have died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.

CSU Chancellor Mildred Garcia provided glimpses into campus priorities in Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval’s performance review.

California State University campuses across the state failed to return human remains and cultural artifacts to Native tribes, disregarding an existing law called Assembly Bill 389, the California Native American...

Indigenous organizations and the Canadian Museums Associations say the government should emulate other countries in introducing framework for returning cultural items