Uncle Returns Home After 130 Years
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Uncles Homecoming: After 130 Years, Aboriginal Mans Remains Return to Australia - The remains of an Aboriginal man, known as Uncle, have been repatriated from a British museum and reburied in a secret spot near Sydney. The process, which began in 2017, was led by Aboriginal communities and the Australian government to address past wrongs in archaeology. The reburial site is protected and cared for by the local Land Council and national parks service. The return of Uncles remains brings a mix of joy and sorrow, and the push continues for hundreds more First Nations remains still held overseas.
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