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American Indian and Indigenous Peoples Historic Context Study - Public Review Draft

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Introduction

Overview of the study and the Denver in Context Series, as well as definitions, background and methodology. 

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Chapter 1

Denver: Ancestral Unceded Territory

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Chapter 2

Urban Native Communities and Connections to Tribal Homelands

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Chapter 3

Denver as the Center of Indian Country: Past and Present

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Chapter 4

Honoring the Survivors and Victims of the Sand Creek Massacre 

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Chapter 5

Federal and Colorado Indian Policy and Intergenerational Trauma

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Chapter 6

Ongoing Fight for Rights and Respect

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Chapter 7

Indigenous Language Revitalization and Cultural Preservation

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Chapter 8

Indigenous Resilience and Cultural Resurgence 

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Community Recommendations

Summary of recommendations from the American Indian community   

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Jacqui Ainlay-Conley Oct 9 2025 at 5:28PM on page 189

The Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave is not on the National Register of Historic Places. Lookout Mountain Park is on the NR. The stone picnic shelter, restroom, and two fireplaces are contributing resources as is the Pahaska Tepee, which originally housed the museum. The current museum and William "Buffalo Bill" Cody's grave are listed as noncontributing. See link
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Aaron Conley Oct 9 2025 at 4:42PM on page 3

Or rather, the organization of pagination in this online doc is rather confusing given the "page" breaks

Aaron Conley Oct 9 2025 at 4:40PM on page 3

Suggestion
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