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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
May 18, 2022
Government identifies Native burial sites
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The U.S. Department
of Interior released a re-
port last week that lo-
cated 53 burial sites and
more than 400 boarding
schools supported by the
federal government that
sought to assimilate Na-
tive American children
into White society. A
number of the sites are
in Oregon, as shown on
the map.
The investigation
turned up over 500
deaths, though that num-
ber could climb to the
thousands or even tens
of thousands. The schools
were known to have operated
for 150 years, starting in the
early 19th century, coinciding
with the removal of many
tribes from their ancestral
lands.