The Bureau of Land Management plans to repatriate a century-old human skull to the Warm Springs Tribes of Oregon.
The skull was found on land the tribe ceded by treaty. BLM officials said documents and oral history also linked the remains to the tribes.
The BLM plans to return the skull unless another claimant comes forward.
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BLM: Skull belongs to Warm Springs tribes
(The Bend Bugle 1/19)
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Warm Springs Tribes - http://www.warmsprings.com
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BLM plans to return skull to Warm Springs Tribes
Monday, January 19, 2004
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