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Sean Milanovich focused on the importance of individual, familial, and tribal healing that results from the proper care of the dead and the significance of wakes among his people.Digital Heritage
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Dr. Milanovich argues forcefully for the return of Ancestral remains housed in boxes and bags within the University of California, especially UC Berkeley.Digital Heritage
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Siva explains that at the time of Serrano creation, the Creator explained that one day “Younger Brothers” would arrive in their homelands. He mentions the cemetery at the former St. Boniface Indian School in Banning, California.
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A history book about the Pit River people written by Ron Demele for the Shasta County Office of Education. Written with significant Pit River leaders of the 1970s occupations. 
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An archival photo of 1970s Maidu children at Berry Creek rancheria. It's annotated at "Jack and Lena Martin's"