Mass Grave at Crow Creek in South Dakota Reveals How Indians Massacred Indians in 14th Century Attack. (original) (raw)

Please be aware that this article was published in 1980. All Ancestors were reburied on the site in 1981 according to the wishes of their descendants as well as the current residents of the Crow Creek Sioux Reservation. You should also be aware that the article shows human remains that may cause distress to some people. At the time this article was published, elders of the Arikara nation gave permission to use the images as we saw fit, but only for educational purposes. Current views may have changed. Well before the World Wide Web and more recently, others have made and distributed many of the images. The images of remains in this article on academia.edu have been blurred to meet the World Archaeological Congress Tamaki Makau-rau Accord on the Display of Human Remains and Sacred Objects (https://worldarch.org/code-of-ethics/). Any images in the scientific articles produced for the project will remain intact. If you now choose to see the original images, you can probably find unblurred images elsewhere, perhaps in your public library or on the web somewhere. We ask that you view and treat these materials with respect.