Question on Native American site museums actually open currently

[dognose]

I was reviewing my latest CSASI issue, the July 2024 issue.

The editor Steve Cooper has a series on "Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway", this journal has part seventeen focused on Angel Mounds State Historic Site in Indiana, which is closed undergoing renovations.

This made me think about Cahokia Mounds site interpretive center (museum) which is STILL closed and is scheduled to be closed most of 2024. The museum has been closed for a number of years.

Does anyone know of any Native American site museum actually open currently and displaying Native American relics? I am not asking about mound sites that do not have a museum, only those with a museum displaying Native American relics.

 

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[unclemac]

this is a great one

Makah Museum (Neah Bay, Washington)

Makah Museum and store is part of the Makah Cultural and Research Center which includes Archives, Library, Education, Tribal Historic Preservation and more.

makahmuseum.com

 

[unclemac]

it displays amazing artifacts from the last major earthquake in the PNW

1700 Cascadia earthquake - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

a whole village was covered by a mud slide that preserved thousands of perishable everyday artifacts.

 

[AlabamaRelic]

Florence Indian Mound Museum — Florence Arts and Museums

Florence Indian Mound Museum is a center for stewardship, education, and understanding the people indigenous to the Shoals area. Located along the banks of the Tennessee River, the Florence Indian Mound is the largest domiciliary mound in the Tennessee Valley. At the base of the mound the museum con

www.florencealmuseums.com

 

[Older The Better]

Looks like the spiro mounds in Oklahoma are still open, passed through there several years ago headed to New Orleans, I wish I had been with people that were more interested we kinda moved pretty quick through the building and walked the mounds a bit and moved on