With 574 tribes, countless treaties and evolving court decisions, Native American law can be a complex maze. BYU law ...

The ancestors of the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin built earthen mounds to grow crops. The site could be the largest ...

Along a forested bend of the Menominee River in northern Michigan, archaeologists have unearthed an ancient agricultural ...

Denver’s parks department is looking for a replacement to the Pahaska Teepee Gift Shop and Cafe by Buffalo Bill’s Grave, ...

We don’t say too much because we don’t know what language they spoke, what customs they had, so we’re just putting them back to the earth,” Buffalo said. For decades, looters have deliberately ...

Hans and Pat Suter Wildlife Refuge holds historical significance as the second-largest Native American burial ground in Texas ... the public on Indigenous culture while honoring the first people ...

Garman from their burial ... one day no Native American ancestors are insensitively displayed or forgotten in storage rooms to prioritizing our voices in discourses of history and culture ...

The marginalisation of Native American people and culture in the US education system ... The research also identified more than 50 burial sites of children who died at the schools.

Shrum Mound, a large cone burial mound, is one of the only remaining Native American sites in Columbus ... believed to have been built by Fort Ancient Culture, is 200 feet long and around ...

More than 900 Native American children ... the children and destroy their culture. Many of the children were buried in at least 74 marked and unmarked burial sites at 65 former schools across ...

they have been working together to protect burial sites and develop education programs that combat traditional Anglo education. "Like so many other Native people in that period of American ...

or protecting known burial sites. The best approach would be to cease developments and to allow the burials to remain in place, said Crystal Cavalier-Keck, a cofounder of the Native American ...