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Sacred Cherokee Mound to Be Returned After More than 200 Years

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The Noquisiyi Mound, located in Franklin, N.C. is set to be returned to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians after a unanimous vote Monday.

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Sacred Cherokee mound to be returned after more than 200 years

The Noquisiyi Mound, located in Franklin, N.C. is set to be returned to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians after a unanimous vote Monday.

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Franklin Town Council paves way for Noquisiyi Mound deed transfer to EBCI

The Franklin Town Council approved a resolution that paves the way for the deed of the Noquisiyi (formerly known as Nikwasi) Mound to be transferred from the Noquisi Initiative to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

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The Cherokee One Feather broke the news in on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
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