Sand Creek site to become national historic site in Colorado
Tribal elders recall the Sand Creek massacre of November 29 1864 near Chivington Colorado where over 150 Cheyenne and Arapaho were killed. Congress designated the location as a national historic site to protect remains and allow tribal burial ground creation and ceremonial access.
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