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Native American remains repatriated to Angel Mounds site Indiana University completed repatriation of the remains to Angel Mounds State Historic Site from the school’s Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology. Author: Associated Press Updated: 4:02 PM EDT April 17, 2021 EVANSVILLE, Ind. The remains of more than 700 Native Americans have been returned to burial grounds in southwestern Indiana. Indiana University completed repatriation of the remains to Angel Mounds State Historic Site from the school’s Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, the Evansville Courier & Press reported Saturday. In 2018, Indiana University researchers landed a $300,000 federal grant to preserve a treasure trove of artifacts excavated from the site. The school worked with several federally recognized tribal nations in the multi-year process to comply with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

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