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By Tom Hesse · Yesterday, 4:00 am

David Hyde, senior lecturer of anthropology at Western Colorado University, discusses the extensive pottery collection found at the CT Hurst Museum. The museum is also in possession of remains and artifacts that it is working to return to tribal nations.

David Hyde, senior lecturer of anthropology at Western Colorado University, discusses the extensive pottery collection found at the CT Hurst Museum. The museum is also in possession of remains and artifacts that it is working to return to tribal nations.

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