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Repatriation slow as Wounded Knee artifacts move home
In Barre Massachusetts a small museum hosts a staged return of items tied to the Wounded Knee massacre. Native delegates from the Oglala Sioux seek to reclaim moccasins pipes clothing and remains under NAGPRA rules amid broad federal reform debates.
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Barre
Mass
Wounded Knee Creek
Massachusetts
Founders Museum
South Dakota
Leola
Associated Press
National Park Service
University of California, Berkeley
Ohio History Connection
Historical Society
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Alabama
Illinois
Kansas
Harvard University
Nagpra
Shannon O’loughilin
Association On American Indian Affairs
Dan Mogulof
Cellor
UC Berkeley
Indian Island
Humboldt County
California
Phoebe A. Hearst
Mogulof
Ohio
Alex Wesaw
Oklahoma
Wesaw
Boston
Wounded Knee
Ann Meilus
Meilus
Frank Root
Spotted Elk
Root
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
U.S. Army
U.S. Department of Interior
Fed
Brian Vallo
Pueblo of
Acoma
New Mexico
National Museum of Finland
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Stacy Laravne
Nebraska
Harvard
Standing Bear
University
Peabody Museum
Laravne
Jeffrey