3D Technology May Revive this Ancient Hunting Tool
Smithsonian scientists used 3D technology to help revive the ancient Tlingit Shee aan.
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Meet the Archaeologist Leading the Museum’s Repatriation Efforts
With more than 20 years of experience at the Smithsonian, Dorothy Lippert is championing a collaborative approach to repatriation
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New Study Adds to Decade-Old Repatriation of Sitting Bull's Belongings
The research highlights Smithsonian’s successful repatriation of Sitting Bull’s leggings and lock of hair to his direct descendants
Is 3D Technology the Key to Preserving Indigenous Cultures?
Smithsonian scientists apply 3D technology to indigenous artifacts to ensure native cultures survive and thrive for future generations.
