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Covert Federal Effort Rescues Remains of Army Indian Wars Graves from Further Looting

Covert Federal Effort Rescues Remains of Army Indian Wars Graves from Further LootingMention grave robbers and many people think about Egypt's ancient desert tombs being looted. But mention grave robbers to two of the federal government's top archeologists in the West and they will tell you about the looting that took place in recent times at the almost forgotten military cemetery at New Mexico's Civil War-era Fort Craig.

The archeologists, Jeff Hanson and Mark Hungerford with the Bureau of Reclamation, spoke with OldWestNewWest.Com about a covert effort that began in 2007 to exhume as many bodies as they could find at the post cemetery after the agency was tipped off to looting that had taken place, possibly even as recent as a few years ago.
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Gathering of Nations 2010, World’s Largest Native American Cultural Event, Set for April 22-24 in Albuquerque, N.M.

Gathering of Nations 2010, World’s Largest Native American Cultural Event, Set for April 22-24 in Albuquerque, N.M. The Gathering of Nations, what organizers call the world's largest gathering of Native American and indigenous people, will take place in Albuquerque, New Mexico between April 22 and 24, 2010.

The 27th Annual Gathering of Nations, considered the most ...
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Native Americans

Plains Indian Museum Powwow Set for June 19-20 at Buffalo Bill Historical Center

Plains Indian Museum Powwow Set for June 19-20 at Buffalo Bill Historical Center Native American dancers representing 42 tribes from across the United States will be gathering June 19-20 in Cody, Wyoming for the 29th annual Plains Indian Museum Powwow to be held at the Robbie Powwow Garden at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.

Th...
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Native Americans

Record Breaking Crowds Attend Autry’s Native American Heritage Weekend

Record Breaking Crowds Attend Autry’s Native American Heritage Weekend Nearly 3,000 visitors enjoyed a weekend of Native American history and culture at the Autry National Center Nov. 6-8, 2009 in Los Angeles, which featured three major events including the annual Intertribal Arts Marketplace.

The other events included t...
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Native Americans

“Horse Nation” Exhibition Premieres At Smithsonian in New York

“Horse Nation” Exhibition Premieres At Smithsonian in New York For those who appreciate the history of the West's Native peoples, the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in New York ( www.americanindian.si.edu ) has a new exhibition that is reason enough to book a flight to the Big Apple.

Opening S...
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