Deschute Tribe Artifacts

When we think of prehistoric things they may think of things of the past, but with the breakthrough unearthing of the Kennewick Man transformed peoples thought of prehistoric existences. The Kennewick Man or “The Ancient Man” is the name given to the skeletal remains of a man found in Kennewick, Washington on July 28,1996. A pair of bystanders accidentally found the skeleton remains of the Kennewick Man. With the discovery it has brought up many disagreements about what to do with the Kennewick man. The question now is who is really responsible for the remains of the Kennewick Man.

The Paiute tribe lived in southern Utah and in southern Nevada. The Paiute tribe lived in the California-Intermountain range.

Human beings, desire to maintain a connection with the past is achieved through the languages spoken, the various cultures practiced, and sadly through acquiring of cultural property by the means of grave robbing. Native Americans wanted justice for these past mistreatments and control over their history. According to Chip Colwell, campaigning, repatriation of indigenous artifacts began in the 1960s by indigenous activism. Finally, on November 16, 1990, The United States Government passed The Native American Graves Protection and Reparation Act. NAGPRA summarizes that museums must conduct an inventory of all native American cultural artifacts and remains. (Native) In addition, Museums send the inventories to federally recognized tribes, in

The United States is currently attempting to build a pipeline underneath Lake Oahe that will damage Native American burial sites and will contaminate primary source of drinking water for the Sioux Tribe. First there will be a brief description of what happening with the protest at Standing Rock. Following these facts about this atrocity this paper will begin with a historical summary of the Sioux Tribe, the main set of protesters who are fighting to keep the pipeline from being constructed. Following this the paper will discus the culture and sacred sites that the pipeline would be affecting for the Sioux Tribe. Therefore no tribe should have to go through these abuse violation of their lands and such should be a better policy to protect

This essay is about the Spokane Indian Tribe. Do you know who is Spokane Indian? The Spokane Indian is the Interior Salish Group. What do they eat, how much their population is, what language do they speak, where do they lived, and what jobs they do, you are going to know about these things in this essay.

I felt that it was incredibly important to learn the background in all Montana Tribes and history first before choosing a tribe to learn more about. “Long before Montana became known as the “last best place,” Indian people knew this area as “the first best place””(Whitford, p.2). The Native Americans were promised many things. That they still have not received to this day. Later in the 1800’s, treaties started to begin between the U.S. Government and the Native Americans (Whitford, p.2). The treaties were over the land.

For years, it had been widely accepted “that small bands of humans carrying a generalized Upper Paleolithic tool kit entered the Americas around 11,500 radiocarbon years before the present” (Waters 1122); and that “Archaeologists called these presumed pioneers the Clovis culture, after distinctive stone tools that were found at sites near Clovis, New Mexico, in the 1920s and 1930s” (Curry 13). However, the “peopling” of the Americas and their presumptive date of arrival is a topic of great debate within the field of Archeology; and the discovery of the Paisley Caves in south-central Oregon has thrown a wrench in the once widely accepted hypothesis that the “Clovis complex is considered to be the oldest unequivocal evidence of humans in the

There were something many years ago called native americans . And in South Carolina we had 3 native americans tributes. So I’m going to tell you about the 3 tribue in south carolina .

It’s strange to think that even after my commitment to the military, here I am living with Sioux natives. You really humble out after you give up all your materialistic things and live for those around you. There is another white woman here named “Stands With a Fist” and her and I are getting married. My priorities have completely changed. I cared about my family a lot more and I even have love for some animals. I abandoned the fort because I’m very happy living with the natives and “Kicking Bird” has provided me with my very own teepee. These Sioux people are so loyal to their friends, passionate, and loving to their families. Every since I arrived at the Great Plains, there has been a wolf following me. I decided to name him Two Socks because

The city of Denver and the western pioneers that founded it are analogous with one another. In the mid 1800s, the eastern United States lacked the employment opportunities and lifestyle that many people desired. In result of this unfortunate economic downturn, people known as the pioneers travelled west in search of new opportunities. People came from all walks of life from lower class to the wealthy to pioneer the unexplored lands. They started their journey from the overcrowded East coming from states like Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Illinois. Some were in search of new beginnings, others searching for gold. In 1859, during the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush, gold was found in where the Chicago Creek and Clear Creek meet in Idaho Springs, CO.

While digging in the Menominee Reservation in Wisconsin in 2008, archeologists found a small clay pot. Although the tiny pot may have seemed fairly normal at first, they later discovered it was nearly 800 years old.

When I found this I thought it was nothing. This looks like something they would drink out of or use for clothing. They may go to the lake and but some water in bowl or put some oil in it the jewelry is probably for looks on them for a feast or celebration the cross maybe to resemble what Jesus went through and how we should be thankful. The little toys the children could have played with them or made them for the

A time capsule represents a culture in a bottle. And so the question must be asked: What three facets of a society are most representative of its culture? To answer this question, a look at archeology’s perspective is most beneficial, because archeology specializes in the deciphering of long-dead cultures from their artifacts. A review of archeological literature shows that three topics consistently dominate the conversation. The technology, belief system, and pastimes peculiar to a nation define its culture to observers viewing it from a future date. Therefore, a time capsule to be opened in the year 2115 must include an artifact specific to the area of current innovation, a relic representative of America’s dominate religion and the main

I uncovered a plastic bag with various decayed products inside but some artifacts had survived. I called to my team of undergrads led by the famous Professor Lue Parson’s at the Institute of New Arizona. The contents in this area according to our carbon dating appeared to be only 100 years old, however it was our job to learn the most we could about our pre-revolution society. We have been excavating this particular site for only a couple of days. The whole area has been in ruin for awhile, it used to be a University and the area we were in was a housing section.

In addition to their language Old Older Mennonites as well have a strong connection with their artifacts. Important artifacts to the Mennonites are their bibles(Scriptures), woman's prayer cap, and their horse and buggy. “The study of Scripture had led them to regard the Bible as the final authority for faith and life”(A. J. Klassen). In other words the scriptures are extremely important to them because religion is very important to them and every decision is determined by religion. They lived their lives based on God’s words. They believe that everything that is done without the permission of the church is a sin. Furthermore Woman’s prayer caps worn with bonnets are also important because it is part of their dress code and as well they are