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Pericoe Stone's journey from museum back to Indigenous home

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After 50 years, the Pericoe Stone is returned to its Aboriginal custodians, enhancing cultural heritage preservation.

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Pericoe Stone's journey from museum back to Indigenous home

After 50 years, the Pericoe Stone is returned to its Aboriginal custodians, enhancing cultural heritage preservation.

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