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Story summary
- Northern Cheyenne elders and cultural leaders at the University of Montana reclaimed ownership of culturally significant items, recordings, and documents.
- The effort aims to restore connections to identity and history.
- Recent updates to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act strengthened tribal authority in repatriation.
- A signing event transferred ownership to the tribe, granting authority over their cultural heritage.
- Leaders expressed hopes for a future museum.
