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Honoring Native Histories: Preserving Indigenous stories on public lands

Summary by Iowa State Daily
Broc Anderson, director of historic sites for the Nebraska State Historical Society and an Oglala Lakota tribal member, delivered a lecture at Iowa State University titled “Engaging Native Histories on Public Lands.” Anderson, who has degrees in social science education and history, discussed how Nebraska is working to engage with the histories of the Pawnee, Lakota and Cheyenne nations at historical sites. He emphasized that history is shaped b…

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Honoring Native Histories: Preserving Indigenous stories on public lands

Broc Anderson, director of historic sites for the Nebraska State Historical Society and an Oglala Lakota tribal member, delivered a lecture at Iowa State University titled “Engaging Native Histories on Public Lands.” Anderson, who has degrees in social science education and history, discussed how Nebraska is working to engage with the histories of the Pawnee, Lakota and Cheyenne nations at historical sites. He emphasized that history is shaped b…

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Iowa State Daily broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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