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The return of artifacts from the Wounded Knee Massacre will help Lakota Sioux elders start to heal from their trauma, and give young people a chance to learn about their history, says Kevin Killer.
A small Massachusetts museum is returning about 150 items considered sacred by the indigenous Sioux people, including clothing, weapons and pipes.
The Founders Museum in Barre, Massachusetts, will return items to the Lakota Sioux people during an upcoming ceremony. The announcement marks a step toward healing, as the private museum is not legally required to return items to Native American tribes.
BARRE, Mass. (AP) - About 150 items considered sacred by the Sioux peoples that have been stored at a small Massachusetts museum for more than a centu...
About 150 items considered sacred by the Sioux peoples that have been stored at a small New England museum for more than a century are being returned, museum and tribal officials announced Monday.