MILWAUKEE -- The halls of the United States' museums, like those inside the public history museum here, are filled with thousands -- if not millions -- of American Indian artifacts.

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Native American artwork and artifacts are being taken down or covered up all around ... The museum says concealing the native American displays is in direct response to the updated 1990 native ...

Months after federal rules required museums to return sacred or culturally significant items to Native American tribes, the artifacts are hidden from view but not yet returned.

The Field Museum — founded in 1894 partly as a home for artifacts collected by pioneering anthropologist Franz Boas, whose work is upheld today as a mixed legacy, both challenging and promoting ...

This raptor-with-human-head effigy pipe, which dates to between 1200 and 1400, and other American Indian artifacts are on view in "Spirit Lodge: Mississippian Art From Spiro" at the Dallas Museum ...

Museum programs documentation: audio and video recordings of programs and performances sponsored by the National Museum of the American Indian. This collection also includes conservation consultations ...

The Nation to Nation exhibition includes 125 objects from the museum collections and other lenders, including original treaties, photographs, wampum belts, textiles, baskets and peace medals. Penney ...

A new exhibit focusing on Native American tribes is slated for completion at the museum in 2026. The curating board is made up of members of tribal governments and community members alike.

The National American History Museum in Washington, D.C., is donating 144 American Indian artifacts. Three items from each of the 39 Tribal Nations in Oklahoma, on loan from the Smithsonian, will ...

He is a journalist, holds a Master’s in Museum Studies, ... Seen as a dying culture, the collecting of Native American artifacts and human remains came into prominence during the late 1800s.

I believe you made the right decision not to publish images of Native American artifacts (Cleveland Museum of Art conceals displays of Native American art in observance of new federal regulations ...