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Congress passed the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act in 1990. It aims to facilitate the protection and ...
These efforts have been time-consuming but successful in repatriating large numbers of Native American remains and artifacts ... He said museum staff haven’t heard any updates, but he assumes ...
Conveniently located near the Phoenix International ... Dedicated to the retention and expansion of Native Indian art since its founding in 1929, the Heard Museum has become a true household ...
Nicholas Galanin’s mid-career survey Dear Listener (until 3 September), at the Heard Museum in Phoenix ... complexities of what it means to be Native American today. The show begins in a ...
PHOENIX — The Heard Museum in Phoenix was granted $2.5 million that will be used to showcase and inform visitors about Native American religions, according to a news release. The grant was ...
No need to pack your bags; just bring ... the rich tapestry of Native American art and culture at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. This world-renowned institution is a treasure trove of Indigenous ...
Within the bustling heart of Phoenix lies the ... know more about this massive museum? Founded by Dwight and Maie Bartlett Heard, the museum was originally established to house their personal ...
Months ago, NYC’s American Museum of Natural History closed two Native American halls, with reopening years away. Artifacts, including the Ohtas doll, remain in museums despite promises to return them ...
In 2019, ASU acknowledged that its initial assessments of Native American collections were likely inaccurate and actually held even more remains and artifacts than previously ... Beginning in December ...
In 2019, ASU acknowledged that its initial assessments of Native American collections were likely inaccurate and actually held even more remains and artifacts than previously ... Beginning in December ...
Museums around the country are looking a little different this year thanks to new laws about where and with whom Native American artifacts belong. Walk into the “Becoming Los Angeles” exhibit at the ...