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MARCH 9, 2001 Tribes throughout the country concluded a two-day gathering with historians on Thursday about how best to care for repatriated artifacts. The conference, held in Omaha, Nebraska, included a presentation on how to preserve historic items. Participants also dicussed how to preserve other aspects of their culture, including language. Finding funding to undertake such projects was a top concern of attendees. Get the Story:
Tribes learn ways to preserve newly-received artifacts (AP 3/9)
Tribes discuss repatriation
Facebook TwitterMARCH 9, 2001 Tribes throughout the country concluded a two-day gathering with historians on Thursday about how best to care for repatriated artifacts. The conference, held in Omaha, Nebraska, included a presentation on how to preserve historic items. Participants also dicussed how to preserve other aspects of their culture, including language. Finding funding to undertake such projects was a top concern of attendees. Get the Story:
Tribes learn ways to preserve newly-received artifacts (AP 3/9)
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