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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION National Museum of Natural History, Repatriation Office As of October 31, 2014, the remains of an estimated 6,007 individuals, 218,733 funerary objects, and 55 sacred objects and/or objects of cultural patrimony have been culturally affiliated and made available for repatriation by the National Museum of Natural History. In addition 25 objects in non statutory categories have been returned to tribes. Details for the remains and objects found to be culturally affiliated and that fall into repatriation categories can be found at http://anthropology.si.edu/repatriation/reports/summaries.htm. Of the remains and objects offered for repatriation, arrangements have been completed with Native Americans for the repatriation of the remains of 4,323 individuals, 118,275 funerary objects, and 55 sacred objects and/or objects of cultural patrimony. Table of Completed Repatriations PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Completed Repatriations 1984 Modoc 5 5 1988 Blackfeet of Montana 16 16 1990 Native Hawaiians 81 52 1991 Native Hawaiians 136 135 1991 Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux 24 31 1991 Larsen Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska 756 1000 1993 Native Hawaiians 1 2 1993 Chugach Alaska Corporation, Alaska 12 1993 Southern Cheyenne 14 14 1993 Northern Cheyenne 17 17 1993 Oglala Lakota Sioux 1994 Two Kettles Sioux 2 1 1994 Southern Arapaho 7 7 1994 Shoshone Bannock 37 10 1994 Makah 4 4 1994 Cheyenne River Sioux 1994 Yakama, Warm Springs 74 143 1995 Yankton Sioux 8 8 1995 Devil's Lake Sioux 6 6

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Completed Repatriations Continued 1995 Pawnee, Arikara, Wichita 15 17 1995 Pawnee 12 11 1995 Yerington Paiute 1995 Ninilchik 1995 Spokane 5 8 1996 Cheyenne River Sioux 12 14 1996 Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska 5 5 1996 Nunivak, Alaska 168 191 1996 Point Hope, Alaska 297 354 1996 Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara 41 40 1996 Jamestown S Klallam 3 3 1996 Santee Sioux 2 1 1996 Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux 3 3 1996 Assiniboine 5 5 1997 Gambell, St. Lawrence, Alaska 374 410 1997 Savoonga, St. Lawrence, Alaska 373 400 1997 Northeast Norton Sound, Alaska, Golovin, White Mtn., Elim, Koyuk 157 167 1997 Mashantucket Pequot 3 2 1997 Iowa, Kaw, Pawnee, Ponca, Otoe Missouria 19 53 1998 Oglala Lakota Sioux 38 40 1998 Gros Ventre 2 2 1998 Redheart Family (Nez Perce), Crow Supported 1998 Ponca of Nebraska Ponca of Oklahoma 30 30 1999 Keki Family (Tlingit) 1999 Egan Family (Burns Paiute) 1999 Shaktoolik, Alaska 10 10

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Completed Repatriations Continued 1999 Grand Ronde 13 13 2000 Unalakleet, Alaska 40 54 2000 Redding Rancheria, Pitt River Tribe 2002 Gros Ventre, Crow supported 7 7 2002 Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Bay Mills Chippewa 8 8 2003 Larson Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska 2003 Yakima, Warm Springs 2003 Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin 2 2 2003 Miami Tribe of Oklahoma 2004 Coeur d Alene 2004 Ho Chunk 2 2 2005 Colville, Nez Perce, Umatilla, Wanapum, Yakama 58 59 2005 Umatilla 4 4 2005 Colville 5 5 2005 Yakama 3 3 2005 Native Village of Nulato, Alaska 2 2 2005 Native Village of Barrow, Alaska 157 184 2005 Colville, Nez Perce, Umatilla 2005 Nez Perce (Halfmoon Family) 2005 Nez Perce 2006 Turtle Mountain Chippewa, Red Lake, White Earth, Rocky Boy Chippewa Cree 2007 Modoc Tribe, Klamath Indian Tribe (Hood Family) 6 6 2007 Sitka Tribe of Alaska (Tlingit) 2007 Nisqually Tribe 6 6 2007 Caddo Indian Tribe 1 2 2007 Ysleta del Sur Pueblo (Isleta and Sandia supported) 44 50

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Completed Repatriations Continued 2007 Lineal Descendants of Sitting Bull 2008 Pueblo of Jemez 204 214 2009 Klamath Indian Tribe 3 3 2009 Native Village of Crooked Creek, Alaska 2009 Koyukuk Native Village, Alaska 2009 Delaware Nation, Delaware Tribe, Stockbridge Munsee 2010 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, the Jena Band of Louisiana, and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw 2010 Sault Ste. Marie Band of Chippewa Indians, Bay Mills Indian Community, with participation of Batchewana First Nation 59 59 6 6 2010 Pueblo of Jemez 2011 Sault Ste. Marie Band of Chippewa Indians, Bay Mills Indian Community 5 5 2011 Native Village of Little Diomede, Alaska 12 12 2011 Native Village of Nome, Alaska 20 22 2012 Native Village of St. Paul, Alaska 2 2 2012 Native Village of Chevak, Alaska 3 3 2012 Native Village of Savoonga (additional elements of 5 individuals repatriated in 1997) 0 0 2012 Native Village of Shishmaref, Alaska 50 48 2012 Native Village of Paimiut, Alaska 2012 Native Village of Hooper Bay, Alaska 30 31 2012 Hopi Tribe 56 60 2012 San Carlos Apache Tribe 2 2 2012 Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, Northern Arapahoe Tribe, Northern Cheyenne Tribe 2 2 2013 Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation 3 3 2013 Chickasaw Nation 2013 Tule River Indian Tribe and the Santa Rosa Rancheria of Tachi Yokuts Indians 86 90 2014 Native Village of Chuathbaluk, AK 2 2

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Completed Repatriations Continued 2014 2014 Hopi Tribe 8 11 Hopi Tribe and Pueblo of Zuni 59 72 2014 Native Village of Unga, AK 15 16 TOTAL 3,782 4,323

ARCHAEOLOGY Completed Repatriations of Funerary Objects DATE NATIVE GROUP CATALOG NUMBERS NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1988 Blackfeet of Montana 0 10 1992 Larsen Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska 95 144 1994 Yakama/Warm Springs 165 86,085 1995 Pawnee, Arikara, Wichita 12 21 1996 Cheyenne River Sioux 2 78 1996 Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska 2 11 1996 Point Hope, Alaska 20 21 1996 Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara 4 6 1996 Northeast Norton Sound, Alaska, Golovin, White Mtn., Koyuk 182 472 1996 Assiniboine 25 1997 Iowa, Kaw, Pawnee, Ponca of Oklahoma, Otoe Missouria 52 178 1998 Tunica Biloxi 9 718 1999 Grand Ronde 6 21 2000 Unalakleet, Alaska 29 52 2005 Colville, Nez Perce, Umatilla, Wanapum, Yakama, 187 1,373 2005 Umatilla 12 35 2005 Colville 38 827 2005 Native Village of Barrow, Alaska 17 37 2006 Mohegan Tribe 2007 Nisqually Tribe 2007 Caddo 6 6 2009 Klamath 21 36 2009 Delaware Nation, Delaware Tribe, Stockbridge Munsee 2010 Sault Ste. Marie Band of Chippewa Indians, Bay Mills Indian Community, with participation of Batchewana First Nation 2 2 2 4 2010 Pueblo of Jemez 132 1,157

ARCHAEOLOGY Completed Repatriations of Funerary Objects, Continued DATE NATIVE GROUP CATALOG NUMBERS NUMBER OF OBJECTS 2011 Native Village of Nome, AK 3 7 2012 Native Village of Gambell, Alaska Native Village of Savoonga, Alaska 26 77 2012 Native Village of Shishmaref, Alaska 2 5 2012 Native Village of Hooper Bay, Alaska 16 2012 Hopi Tribe 194 4,453 2013 Chickasaw Nation 42 1,619 2013 Tule River Indian Tribe and the Santa Rosa Rancheria of Tachi Yokuts Indians 148 8,110 2014 Native Village of Chuathbaluk, AK 2014 Hopi Tribe 2 2 2014 Hopi Tribe and Pueblo of Zuni 49 12,242 2014 Hopi Tribe 6 6 2014 Native Village of Unga, AK 1 2 TOTAL 1,482 117,959

ETHNOLOGY Completed Repatriations DATE NATIVE GROUP CATALOG NUMBERS NUMBER OF OBJECTS 1982 Pueblo of Zia (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 1987 Pueblo of Zuni (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 6 2 1993 Native Hawaiians (funerary objects) 4 4 1996 Point Hope (funerary objects) 26 26 1996 Assiniboine (funerary objects) 4 35 1997 Onondaga (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 2 16 1998 Oglala (funerary objects) 4 5 1998 Cheyenne River Sioux 16 18 1998 Ponca of Oklahoma, Ponca of Nebraska (funerary objects) 13 50 2000 Chugach, Alaska (funerary objects) 7 7 2002 Gros Ventre (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 2005 Tlingit (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 2005 Native Village of Barrow, Alaska (funerary objects) 5 5 2007 Warm Springs, Yakama (funerary objects) 8 10 2007 Blackfeet of Montana, Blood Tribe (Sacred Object or Object of Cultural Patrimony) 3 31 2007 Lineal Descendants of Sitting Bull 2008 Umatilla (funerary objects) 8 2012 Pueblo de Cochiti (Sacred Objects) 2 2 2013 Pueblo de Cochiti (Sacred Object) 2013 Hoonah Indian Association and Central Council Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (funerary objects) 2014 Hopi tribe and Pueblo of Zuni (funerary objects) 42 53 03 TOTAL 149 390