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Ba'cho | Arizona Highways - Vimarsana News

Ba'cho | Arizona Highways

This story ran in Arizona Highways' August 2015 issue. For the White Mountain Apache Tribe, history lives in the spoken word. Significant events from the past, cultural practices and spiritual teachings are often transmitted and preserved simply by the telling. Among the most treasured of the tribe’s oral traditions is the “wolf song.” 

Juneteenth brings a community together - Vimarsana News

Juneteenth brings a community together

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Monday night marked Juneteenth, the date commemorating the fall of slavery in the United States; Topeka joined communities across the country in celebration.

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Is the Metropolitan Museum of Art displaying objects that belong to Native American tribes? - Vimarsana News

Is the Metropolitan Museum of Art displaying objects that belong to Native American tribes?

Only a small percentage of works donated by Charles and Valerie Diker have clear ownership histories. Experts say this could mean objects are stolen or fake. Meanwhile, the Met has been slow to ask tribes for information about the items.

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Where did the Metropolitan Museum of Art get its Native American objects? - Vimarsana News

Where did the Metropolitan Museum of Art get its Native American objects?

Only a small percentage of works donated by Charles and Valerie Diker have clear ownership histories. Experts say they could be stolen or fake

Where Did the Met Get Its Native American Artwork? — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Where Did the Met Get Its Native American Artwork? — ProPublica

Only a small percentage of works donated by Charles and Valerie Diker have clear ownership histories. Experts say this could mean objects are stolen or fake. Meanwhile, the Met has been slow to ask tribes for information about the items.