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“We are finalizing the details of the delivery with the hope that this year Liempichúm will finally return to his territory,” said anthropologist Miguel Pepe. The French government has, at last, agreed to return the skeleton of a Liempichún Sakamata which ended up in a Paris museum after being seized in 1896 by Count Henry de la Vaulx, who desecrated his grave and took it away with all of its adornments in Argentina. The remains will now be restored to the descendants of the Liempichún Sakamata Tehuelche that made up the collection of the Museum of Man in Paris until 2009.

Wilaya de skikdaFrance generalFernando miguel pepeSakamata tehuelchePablo tettamantiMagdalena odardaMiguel pepeMuseum of manArgentina national institute of indigenous affairsForeign affairsFrench ministry of europeArgentina tehuelcheCount henry de la vaulxChief liempichNational instituteIndigenous affairs