California museum returns massacre remains to Wiyot tribe
After nearly 70 years of separation from their tribe, the remains of at least 20 of those believed to have been killed have been returned home.
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After nearly 70 years of separation from their tribe, the remains of at least 20 of those believed to have been killed have been returned home.
Remains of at least 20 members believed to have been killed in the Indian Island Massacre of 1860 will be returned by UCB
The remains of 20 Native Americans massacred in Northern California in 1860 have been returned to their tribe
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The most vulnerable members of the Wiyot Tribe were asleep the morning of Feb. 26, 1860, when a band of white men slipped into their Northern California villages under darkness and slaughtered them.
The remains of 20 Native Americans massacred in Northern California in 1860 have been returned to their tribe