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Museum at the Bighorns: All American Indian Days 1953–1984 Exhibit
4+ hour, 37+ min ago (152+ words) alt News Social Media While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Museum at the Bighorns Director Carrie Edinger and Operation Manager Chip King said to make the exhibit happen, partnerships were formed to ensure history was accurate, stories gathered and…...
Bone gaming dice discovered during Roman dig
7+ hour, 22+ min ago (331+ words) A dice made of bone has been unearthed during an archaeological dig, the first of its kind to be discovered at the Roman site. The dice - or die - was discovered during excavations at the Magna Roman Fort in Northumberland, and…...
5th annual Anishinaabe Days celebration a display of Indigenous resilience, participants say | CBC News
21+ hour, 1+ min ago (475+ words) Hundreds came together for a celebration of Anishinaabe culture and resilience in Canada's largest urban reserve. People of all ages and backgrounds gathered at the Naawi-Oodena site in Winnipeg for the fifth annual Anishinaabe Days celebration over the weekend, singing…...
Letter to the Editor: Americans are witnessing the Antiquities Act is burned at the stake
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (360+ words) During Europe’s Late Stone Age (20,000BCE), migrants from SE Asia (proto-Hopi), Japan (proto-Zuni) and other native tribes began crossing Siberia’s “land-bridge” into “America” per a lost Portuguese sailor. Over 500 “tribes” inhabited this continent prior to Columbus thinking he’d landed in India…...
TO DO: Admire Native American artifacts at Claremore Museum of History
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (101+ words) WHEN: 6-8 p.m., Tuesday, July 28 1. Local arrowhead collector Jim Stout will be showing Native American artifacts from his collection. 2. Stout has been collecting arrowheads for several years, and plans to share information on the tools he uses, as well as how he…...
Largest display of Melanesian artefacts in Southern Hemisphere 'put to sleep' - ABC News
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (879+ words) Uncle Fred Oviva says he hopes the preservation will mean younger generations can enjoy the artefacts in decades to come. (ABC News: Peta Doherty) Approximately 2,500 Melanesian artefacts will be retired to off-site storage as the South Australian Museum begins a…...
Americana through the lens of the Monadnock Region
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (669+ words) For 250 years, neighbors across the nation have come together in times of triumph and tribulation. They celebrate small victories and offer support in times of crisis. This year alone in the Monadnock Region, The Sentinel has reported on first responders…...
Landing place: Meteorite sacred to generations of Indigenous peoples to be returned after routing through museums
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (1286+ words) Minister Julie Dabrusin and Elder Leonard Weasel Traveller of the Manitou Asinîy-Iniskim-Tsa Xani Centre sign a Memorandum of Understanding securing land in Elk Island National Park for MAITX to establish a permanent home for the Manitou Stone.Supplied The fireball…...
Cabinet faces ‘no-brainer’ decision on ancient migration waka
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (618+ words) I whakaputahia tuatahia tēnei atikara e RNZ The fate of the waka believed to be Rangihoua - a double-hulled ocean-going waka thought to be part of an early migration from Hawaiki centuries ago - is now in the hands of Cabinet. Described…...
125-year-old artifact emerges From Salix attic, now on display in Cherokee
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (88+ words) A 125-year-old maritime artifact linked to the White Star Line — the company behind the Titanic — has resurfaced in an attic in Northwest Iowa, offering an unexpected glimpse into the region’s … Mandatory water conservation to continue until further notice Nemaha man…...