A Bureau of Indian Affairs title document that documented the sale of tribal land in 1929 has been located.
The missing document was preventing the development of a park in Santa Fe County, New Mexico. Somehow, it turned up, although it's not clear where, or who discovered it.
The approximately one-acre site was sold by Nambe Pueblo to a family in 1929. The county bought it for $285,000 last year.
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