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Through its collections, exhibitions, and programs—shares information about the cultures, traditions and contemporary lives of Native peoples of the Great Plains. Our blog provides a glimpse into the topics we’re exploring.

June 9, 2016

Remington Among the Ute Indians – Points West Online

Originally published in Points West magazineSummer 2002 Remington Among the Ute Indians By Peter H. Hassrick, Director Emeritus and Senior Scholar Frederic…

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Moccasins NA.202.706
May 4, 2016

St. Labre Indian School visit, 2016

St. Labre school visit to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in April 2016. For the eleventh year, the Plains Indian…

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April 5, 2016

Joe Medicine Crow (1913 – 2016)

History is not made simply by passages of entry and exit into this world. History is an accumulation of one’s life experiences…

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Shirt, ca. 1890. Ute, Northern Plains. Tanned deer hide, pigments, beads. Gift of Mr. J.C. Kid Nichols. NA.202.206 (detail)
March 20, 2016

The Arts and Culture of the Ute Indians – Points West Online

Originally published in Points West magazineSummer 2002 Mountain-Family-Spirit: The Arts and Culture of the Ute Indians By Emma I. HansenCurator Emerita, Plains…

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Kiowa shield, ca. 1825 - 1850. The Paul Dyck Plains Indian Buffalo Culture Collection, acquired through the generosity of the Dyck family and additional gifts of the Nielson Family and the Estate of Margaret S. Coe. NA.108.131
March 1, 2016

NAGPRA Case Studies and Controversy

Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, or NAGPRA, case studies and controversy Click here to read our introductory post about NAGPRA…

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Absarokee Hut in winter, ca. 1905. Addie Sharp stands on the front walk, holding her dog Frans Hals. P. 22.523
February 28, 2016

Addie Sharp – Points West Online

Originally featured in Points West magazine in Summer 1998 Addie Sharp: A Forgotten Figure of the Turn-of-the-Century West By Marie Watkins, Guest…

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