Return of the Sacred Pole

The sacred pole of the Omaha tribe, perhaps its most important religious symbol, is returned to the tribe following over 100 years as a museum artifact at the Peabody Museum of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The sacred pole of the Omaha tribe, perhaps its most important religious symbol, is returned to the tribe following over 100 years as a museum artifact at the Peabody Museum of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

[@SusanBame]

Doing the math, noticing the sign advertising the 185th Omaha Powwow, it looks like this took place in 1989.

[@BroughtCat]

In the beginning of the video it shows the year it takes place in (being 1989) sooo there's no math required lol.

[@sendeskakalskett9286]

Doran Morris is my grandpa!!! Ahoo

[@deborahnorris4613]

Can only be understood if you consider yourself a two legged earth man human being, or of the earth. Know where you come from. That's where you belong and do the most good.
I totally get it when in that frame of mind.
Very honest expression in this video, ty, and much love!

[@nebraskafolklife6253]

So powerful

[@aalyiahgrant89]

Iwanna see more

[@fidenemini111]

Very mooving!

[@dbadagna]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful documentary. Can you add the year the pole was returned to the video description above, as well as in which city and state the Omaha tribe is based?

[@santosmota9073]

Macy Nebraska

[@sharondianneb]

1989.
(Mvto Joe John's 🙏)

[@yolandatrevino7116]

Wow that's awesome 😊

[@lpsnanacakez]

this video is disgusting. no one has the right to take something from someone else because they think that the other person won’t “ keep it safe “. shame on these people