Marshall University Finally Counts Its Collection of Human Remains
Published Date: 1/17/2025
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Summary
Marshall University found Native American human remains in their collection and confirmed they belong to a local tribe. Starting February 18, 2025, these remains can be returned to the tribe for proper care. This is part of a respectful effort to honor Native American heritage with no costs or risks involved.
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