A small team of archaeologists and anthropologists from the University of Wyoming, Michigan State University, and the Desert ...

Jordan Public Schools students will soon learn more about the history and life of American Indians who lived in Minnesota. Students will be able to read, see and touch authentic Native American ...

Expert says KU should return items to tribes (08-27-05) Students ‘depressed’ by state of American Indian artifacts (05-17-05) KU.edu: Anthropological Research and Cultural Collections KU ...

The National Museum of the American Indian Archive Center supports the mission of the ... The collections also complement the Museum's artifacts and are used for scholarly research, exhibitions, ...

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A Mukwonago librarian is being honored for an effort to return Native American artifacts to their respective tribes. Abby Armour is one of ten librarians selected for the "I Love My Librarian" award.

The Western Mono coiled basket jar shown above entered the collections of the Museum of the American Indian in 1929 as a gift from Homer E. Sargent Jr. (1875–1957).

The artifacts, worth around $3 million, were part of an illicit trade network involving American dealers and traffickers, including Indian-American smuggler Subhash Kapoor. “We are continuing to ...