The Tohono O'odham Nation in Arizona will break ground on a $7.1 million cultural center and museum on Friday.
The facility will feature exhibits, classrooms, a library and an area to house artifacts being repatriated from institutions nationwide. Most of the museum will be open to the public, with the repository open on a limited basis for research.
Construction will begin next month and the center is expected to open in December 2005.
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(The Arizona Daily Star 10/28)
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Thursday, October 28, 2004
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