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Dated: April 9, 2018. remains and associated funerary objects the Fort Berthold Reservation, North Melanie O’Brien, were removed from locations in Dakota; Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Manager, National NAGPRA Program. . (Wichita, Keechi, Waco & Tawakonie), [FR Doc. 2018–09173 Filed 4–30–18; 8:45 am] This notice is published as part of the ; and Yankton Tribe of ’s administrative BILLING CODE 4312–52–P . responsibilities under NAGPRA, 25 U.S.C. 3003(d)(3). The determinations in History and Description of the Remains DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR this notice are the sole responsibility of At some time before 1915, human the museum, institution, or Federal remains representing, at minimum, one National Park Service agency that has control of the Native individual were removed from the American human remains and [NPS–WASO–NAGPRA–NPS0025393; Bladen Ossuary (25AD4) in Adams PPWOCRADN0–PCU00RP14.R50000] associated funerary objects. The County, NE. The human remains, National Park Service is not responsible represented by a single bone, were Notice of Inventory Completion: for the determinations in this notice. donated by the landowner to the NSHS Nebraska State Historical Society, Consultation in 1915. Age and sex of the individual Lincoln, NE are indeterminate. No known A detailed assessment of the human individuals were identified. The 11 AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. remains was made by the NSHS associated funerary objects are one lot of ACTION: Notice. professional staff in consultation with marine and freshwater mussel shell disk representatives of the Tribe of beads, one whelk columella (Busycon SUMMARY: The Nebraska State Historical the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming; sp.), five shell pendants, and four Society (NSHS) has completed an Iowa Tribe of and Nebraska; additional unmodified shell fragments. inventory of human remains and Indian Tribe of Oklahoma; In 1964, human remains representing, associated funerary objects, in Northern Tribe of the at minimum, five individuals were consultation with the appropriate Northern Cheyenne , removed from Site 25AP29 in Antelope Indian Tribes or Native Hawaiian Montana; Omaha Tribe of Nebraska; County, NE. The human remains were organizations, and has determined that Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma; found in an ossuary during unspecified there is a cultural affiliation between the Tribe of Nebraska; Santee Sioux Nation, construction and were reported to and human remains and associated funerary Nebraska; Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate of recovered by the NSHS. The human objects and present-day Indian Tribes or the Lake Traverse Reservation, South remains represent two males, two Native Hawaiian organizations. Lineal Dakota; and Winnebago Tribe of females, and one individual of descendants or representatives of any Nebraska. indeterminate sex. No known Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian The following tribes were invited to individuals were identified. The five organization not identified in this notice consult but did not participate: Apache associated funerary objects are four that wish to request transfer of control Tribe of Oklahoma; Assiniboine and pieces of sandstone and one piece of of these human remains and associated Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian chert. funerary objects should submit a written Reservation, Montana; Cheyenne and request to the NSHS. If no additional Arapaho Tribes, Oklahoma (previously At some point before 1934, human requestors come forward, transfer of listed as the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes remains representing, at minimum, one control of the human remains and of Oklahoma); Cheyenne River Sioux individual were removed from an associated funerary objects to the lineal Tribe of the Cheyenne River unknown site in Boyd County, NE. The descendants, Indian Tribes, or Native Reservation, South Dakota; human remains were donated to the Hawaiian organizations stated in this Nation, Oklahoma; Crow Creek Sioux NSHS in 1934 or 1936 by George notice may proceed. Tribe of the Crow Creek Reservation, Wilcox. Age and sex of the individual South Dakota; Crow Tribe of Montana; are indeterminate. No known DATES: Lineal descendants or Delaware Nation, Oklahoma; Delaware individuals were identified. No representatives of any Indian Tribe or associated funerary objects are present. Native Hawaiian organization not Tribe of Indians; Iowa Tribe of In 1968, human remains representing, identified in this notice that wish to Oklahoma; Kaw Nation, Oklahoma; Kickapoo Tribe of Indians of the at minimum, one individual were request transfer of control of these Kickapoo Reservation in Kansas; removed from Site 25BT11, in Burt human remains and associated funerary Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma; Lower County, NE. The human remains were objects should submit a written request Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule found during bridge construction. The with information in support of the Reservation, South Dakota; Sioux NSHS was contacted to investigate and request to the NSHS at the address in Tribe (previously listed as the Oglala collected the exposed material. Age and this notice by May 31, 2018. Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge sex of the individual are indeterminate. ADDRESSES: Rob Bozell, Nebraska State Reservation, South Dakota); - No known individuals were identified. Historical Society, P.O. Box 82554, Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma; No associated funerary objects are Lincoln, NE 68501, telephone (402) Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma; present. 525–1624, email rob.bozell@ Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation In the 1930s, human remains nebraska.gov. (previously listed as the Prairie Band of representing, at minimum, one SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is Potawatomi Nation, Kansas); Rosebud individual were removed from an here given in accordance with the Sioux Tribe of the Rosebud Indian unknown site in Cass County, NE, north Native American Graves Protection and Reservation, South Dakota; Sac & Fox of the City of Plattsmouth. The human Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 25 U.S.C. Nation of Missouri in Kansas and remains were donated to the NSHS in 3003, of the completion of an inventory Nebraska; Sac & Fox Nation, Oklahoma; the 1930s by Dr. Lloyd Kunkel. The of human remains and associated Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in human remains came with a note stating funerary objects under the control of the Iowa; Spirit Lake Tribe, North Dakota; ‘‘Indian burial north of Plattsmouth.’’ Nebraska State Historical Society Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & Age and sex of the individual are (NSHS), Lincoln, NE. 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were identified. No associated funerary were excavated by the NSHS following In 1939, human remains representing objects are present. disturbance from agriculture. Age and one individual were removed from the In 1936 and 1937, human remains sex of the individual are indeterminate. Bobier Site (25DK1), in Dakota County, representing, at minimum, 34 No known individuals were identified. NE. The human remains were excavated individuals were removed from the No associated funerary objects are by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Ashland Site (25CC1), in Cass County, present. following disturbance from road NE. The human remains were excavated In 1968, human remains representing, construction and later donated to the by the NSHS during archeological at minimum, one individual were NSHS. Age and sex of the individual are investigations. The human remains were removed from Site 25CC67, in Cass indeterminate. No known individuals found in six ossuaries each containing County, NE. The human remains were were identified. No associated funerary multiple individuals found mostly in excavated by the NSHS following objects are present. disarticulation and fragmentary. The disturbance from rock quarrying. Age In 1934, human remains representing, human remains represent two young and sex of the individual are at minimum, one individual were adult females, four adult males, three indeterminate. No known individuals removed from an unknown location adult females, one female child, and 24 were identified. No associated funerary near the town of Haigler in Dundy individuals of unknown sex or age. No objects are present. County, NE. The human remains were known individuals were identified. The In 1964, human remains representing, donated to the NSHS. Age and sex of the 19 associated funerary objects are one at minimum, one individual were individual are indeterminate. No known shell bead, six charred fragments of removed from Site 25CC68, in Cass individuals were identified. The six unknown material, three fired clay balls, County, NE. The human remains were associated funerary objects are ceramic eight ceramic sherds, and one flint flake. surface collected by the NSHS following sherds. In 1937, human remains representing, disturbance from rock quarrying. Age In 1961, human remains representing, at minimum, four individuals were and sex of the individual are at minimum, one individual were removed from the Pawnee Creek Site indeterminate. No known individuals removed from Site 25DN20 in Dundy (25CC2), in Cass County, NE. The were identified. No associated funerary County, NE. The human remains were human remains were excavated by the objects are present. reported to and excavated by the NSHS. NSHS during archeological In 1964, human remains representing, Age and sex of the individual are investigations. The human remains at minimum, one individual were indeterminate. No known individuals represent adults of unknown sex. No removed from Site 25CC92, in Cass were identified. The 28 associated known individuals were identified. The County, NE. The human remains were funerary objects are one animal bone 23 associated funerary objects are two excavated by the NSHS following bead, 10 chipped stone flakes, one ceramic sherds, three chipped stone disturbance from rock quarrying. Age chipped stone core, six elk teeth, and 10 knives, one chipped stone core, two and sex of the individual are animal bones. chipped stone scrapers, two retouched indeterminate. No known individuals In 1935, human remains representing, chipped stone flakes, 12 chipped stone were identified. No associated funerary at minimum, two individuals were flakes, and one animal bone. objects are present. removed from the Champe-Fremont Site In 1949, human remains representing, Prior to 1993, human remains (25DO1) in Douglas County, NE. The at minimum, 48 individuals were representing, at minimum, one human remains were recovered during removed from Site 25CC55, in Cass individual were removed from an archeological excavations by the NSHS. County, NE. The human remains were unknown site near the town of Wauneta, One of the individuals is a female 25– excavated by the NSHS following in Chase County, NE. The human 34 years old and the other individual is disturbance from topsoil removal for remains were donated to the NSHS. Age an adult of unknown age and sex. No limestone quarrying. Age and sex of the and sex of the individual are known individuals were identified. The individual are indeterminate. No known indeterminate. No known individuals nine associated funerary objects are individuals were identified. The 103 were identified. No associated funerary three mussel shell fragments, one associated funerary objects are three objects are present. chipped stone flake, and five mussel shell beads, 84 unmodified stone In the 1960s, human remains unmodified stones. fragments, one projectile point, five representing one individual were In 1938, human remains representing, pigment fragments, one obsidian flake, removed from Site 25CM11, in Cuming at minimum, 83 individuals were one unmodified animal bone, two County, NE. The human remains were removed from the Parker Site (25DO2) polished animal bones, and six shell donated to the NSHS. Age and sex of the in Douglas County, NE. The human fragments. individual are indeterminate. No known remains were recovered during In 1959, human remains representing, individuals were identified. No archeological excavations by the NSHS. at minimum three individuals were associated funerary objects are present. Age and sex of the individual are removed from Site 25CC62, in Cass In 1981, human remains representing, indeterminate. No known individuals County, NE. The human remains were at minimum, three individuals were were identified. The nine associated excavated by the NSHS following removed from Site 25DD11, in Dodge funerary objects are animal bones. disturbance from housing construction. County, NE. The human remains were In 1938, human remains representing, The human remains represent one adult excavated by the NSHS following a at minimum, 98 individuals were individual, one adult male 40–49 years report of disturbance from construction removed from the Gordon-Havlicek Site old, and one infant. No known by the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office. (25DO4) in Douglas County, NE. The individuals were identified. The three The human remains represent an adult human remains were recovered during associated funerary objects are two male, 30–39 years old, an adult female, archeological excavations by the NSHS. chipped stone flakes and one piece of 30–45 years old, and an adult female of The human remains represent 10 young charcoal. unknown age. No known individuals adult females, seven young adult males, In 1960, human remains representing, were identified. The three associated seven middle-age to elderly females, at minimum, one individual were funerary objects are two chipped stone five middle-age to elderly males, two removed from the Cogdill Site (25CC63), flakes and one chipped stone projectile male children, three female children, 21 in Cass County, NE. The human remains point tip. children of unknown sex, 10 infants of

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unknown sex, and 33 adults of beads, six shell beads blanks, 85 young adult female. No known unknown age and sex. No known unmodified mussel shells, one deer individuals were identified. The 152 individuals were identified. The 90 bone, one deer antler, and five other associated funerary objects are 66 shell associated funerary objects are seven animal bones. beads, 10 chipped stone flakes, three stone cobbles, four pieces of burned Prior to 1934, human remains stones, three deer/antelope modified leg earth, four pieces of charcoal, nine representing, at minimum, two bones, seven stone knives, eight chipped stone flakes, five mussel shells, individuals were removed from the unmodified shells, 26 unmodified three projectile points, 43 other chipped Dooley Site (25FR3) in Franklin County, mammal/bird bones, 17 bone beads, two stone tools, one bone awl, six deer NE. The human remains were excavated projectile points, seven stone scrapers, antlers, one cut bison rib, three animal by A.T. Hill and later donated to the and three pieces of pigment. bones, and four cut mussel shells. NSHS at some point between 1937 and In 1907, human remains representing, In 1966, human remains representing, 1941. The human remains represent one at minimum, one individual were at minimum, three individuals were child and one adult male 35–39 years removed from the Cairo Burial (25HL2) removed from Site 25DO10 in Douglas old. No known individuals were in Hall County, NE. The human remains County, NE. The human remains were identified. The 818 associated funerary were excavated by local people and excavated by the NSHS following a objects are two wooden bowls, three turned over to the NSHS that same year. report of disturbance from road animal bones, two brass kettle ears, two The human remains represent one adult construction. The human remains brass bells, two shell beds, one shell male 30–34 years old. No known represent two adults and one child of gorget, one bone awl, and 805 glass individuals were identified. The 14 unknown age and sex. No known beads. associated funerary objects are four individuals were identified. No In 1934, human remains representing, eagle bones, one eagle skin fragment, associated funerary objects are present. at minimum, two individuals were one copper button, two fragments of In 1969, human remains representing, removed from the Schnuerle Site cloth, one piece of carved wood, four at minimum, one individual were (25FR9) in Franklin County, NE. The unmodified wood fragments, and one removed from Site 25DW88 in Dawes human remains were recovered during copper fragment. County, NE. The human remains were archeological excavations by the NSHS. Prior to 1934, human remains recovered during archeological The human remains represent one representing, at minimum, one excavations by the NSHS. Age and sex infant and one adult male 40–49 years individual were removed from the of the individual are indeterminate. No old. No known individuals were Marshall Ossuary (25HN1) in Harlan known individuals were identified. The identified. The 626 associated funerary County, NE. The human remains were 58 associated funerary objects are one objects are two ceramic sherds, two excavated by A.T. Hill and later donated porcelain doll part, 54 glass beads, one chipped stone projectile points, two to the NSHS at some point between white glass button, one bottle glass chipped stone flakes, two unmodified 1937 and 1941. The human remains fragment, and one chipped stone flake. stones, 64 bone beads, nine animal represent one adult of unknown age and In 1961, human remains representing, bones, 442 shell beads, 90 shell beads sex. No known individuals were at minimum, one individual were blanks, 12 mussel shells, and one piece identified. The three associated funerary removed from Site 25FN22 in Furnas of burned earth. objects are one piece of burned earth, County, NE. The human remains were In 2017, several burned and calcined one piece of chipped stone flaking excavated by the NSHS following a human bone fragments representing, at debris, and one lot of shell beads. report of disturbance from road minimum, one individual were found in Prior to 1934, human remains construction. The human remains the NSHS collections and labeled representing, at minimum, six represent one adult male 28–33 years ‘25G2.’ While ‘25’ indicates Nebraska, individuals were removed from the old. No known individuals were ‘G2’ cannot be associated with a Orleans Ossuary (25HN3) in Harlan identified. No associated funerary particular county or site. The human County, NE. The human remains were objects are present. remains represent one young adult of excavated by A.T. Hill and later donated Prior to 1934, human remains undetermined sex. No known to the NSHS at some point between representing, at minimum, one individuals were identified. The 10 1937 and 1941. The human remains individual were removed from the Milo associated funerary objects are animal represent two adult females, one Hill Site (25FR1) in Franklin County, bones. middle-age to elderly male, one infant of NE. The human remains were excavated In the 1930s, human remains unknown sex, and two individuals of by A.T. Hill and later donated to the representing one individual were found unknown age and sex. No known NSHS at some point between 1937 and at an unknown location in Garden individuals were identified. The 464 1941. Age and sex of the individual are County, NE, and given to the Lisco associated funerary objects are 57 indeterminate. No known individuals Public School. The human remains were pottery fragments, 158 stone flakes, one were identified. No associated funerary transferred to the NSHS by the Garden stone scraper, one stone knife, 11 objects are present. County Sheriff in 1989. The human unmodified stones, one animal tooth, Prior to 1934, human remains remains represent one individual of 107 shell beads, and 128 unmodified representing, at minimum, nine undetermined age and sex. No known shells fragments. individuals were removed from the individuals were identified. No At some point prior to 1948, human Dunn Ossuary (25FR2) in Franklin associated funerary objects are present. remains representing, at minimum, one County, NE. The human remains were In 1950, human remains representing, individual were removed from excavated by A.T. Hill and later donated at minimum, seven individuals were archeological site 25FT39 in Frontier to the NSHS at some point between removed from the Site County, NE. The human remains were 1937 and 1941. The human remains (25HK13) in Hitchcock County, NE. The excavated by A.T. Hill and later donated represent one infant, two children, five human remains were excavated by the to the NSHS at some point after 1948. adult females, and one adult male. No NSHS following discovery during Age and sex of the human remains is known individuals were identified. The railroad construction. The human indeterminate. No known individuals 163 associated funerary objects are 33 remains represent three infants, three were identified. No associated funerary loose shell beads, 32 strings of shells middle-aged to elderly males, and one objects are present.

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At some point prior to 1996, human NSHS. Age and sex of the individual are two associated funerary objects are remains representing, at minimum, one indeterminate. No known individuals metal bracelet fragments. individual were removed from an were identified. No associated funerary In 1988, human remains representing, unknown location in Nebraska. The objects are present. at minimum, two individuals were human remains were donated to the On an unknown date, human remains removed from the Buffalo Springs Site NSHS anonymously from a person in representing, at minimum, six (25MO13) in Morrill County, NE. The New York State in 1996 with a note individuals were removed from an human remains were discovered during stating they were from Nebraska but unknown site in the Bloomfield area in placement of a utility line and collected with no additional information. The Knox County, NE. The human remains by the NSHS based on a report from the human remains represent one juvenile were donated to the NSHS. The human property owner. The human remains individual. Sex of the human remains is remains represent four adults and two represent two adult females. No known indeterminate. No known individuals children of unknown age and sex. No individuals were identified. The six were identified. The 87 associated known individuals were identified. No associated funerary objects are one funerary objects are 84 glass trade beads, associated funerary objects are present. wood fragment, one animal bone, one two copper wires, and one metal button. In 1963, human remains representing, piece of charcoal, one chipped stone At some point in the 1960s, human at minimum, two individuals were flake, one glass fragment, and one lot of remains representing, at minimum, one removed from Site 25KX202 in Knox nails. individual were removed from an County, NE. The human remains were In 1982, human remains representing, unknown location in Hooker County, heavily disturbed by looting and at minimum, one individual were NE, and donated to the NSHS. They are collected by the NSHS based on a report removed from Site 25MO80 in Morrill assigned the number 25HO0. The from unknown persons. The human County, NE. The human remains were human remains represent one adult remains represent one adult of unknown discovered during highway construction age and sex and one child about two female. No known individuals were and recovered by the NSHS. The human years old and of unknown sex. No identified. No associated funerary remains represent one adult 18–25 years known individuals were identified. No objects are present. old of unknown sex. No known In 1939, human remains representing, associated funerary objects are present. individuals were identified. The one at minimum, two individuals were In 1964, human remains representing, associated funerary object is one removed from Site 25HW6 in Howard at minimum, five individuals were chipped stone projectile point. County, NE. The human remains were removed from the Niobrara Bridge Site excavated by the NSHS during (25KX207) in Knox County, NE. The In 1951, human remains representing, archeological investigations. The human human remains were excavated by the at minimum, eight individuals were remains represent two adults of University of South Dakota and turned removed from the Dry Lake Burial Site unknown age and sex. No known over to the NSHS in 1989. The human (25MP2) in McPherson County, NE. The individuals were identified. No remains were in a disturbed context as human remains were excavated during associated funerary objects are present. a result of railroad bridge construction. archeological investigations by the In 1958, human remains representing, The human remains represent one male NSHS. The human remains represent at minimum, two individuals were 27–30 years old, one male 60+ years old, one newborn of unknown sex, two removed from Site 25KH10 in Keith one female 40–54 years old, one female infants of unknown sex, one male child County, NE. The human remains were 20–29 years old, and one child of 4.5 to 5.5 years old, one male child 5.5– discovered eroding from a county road unknown sex and 9.5–10.5 years old. No 6.5 years old, one female child 12.5– and excavated by local individuals and known individuals were identified. The 13.5 years old, one adult female 20–24 turned over to the NSHS. Age and sex 52 associated funerary objects are two years old, and one adult female 30–34 of the two individuals are stone projectile points, seven stone years old. No known individuals were indeterminate. No known individuals flakes, one stone axe, five unmodified identified. The 72 associated funerary were identified. The two associated mussel shells, 23 mussel shell objects are 23 stone scrapers, six antler funerary objects are one animal bone ornaments, one seed, four pieces of knapping tools, three atlatl weights, six and one stone. burned earth, four pottery sherds, and stone knives, 16 turtle shell fragments, At an unknown date, human remains five stones. one stone projectile point perform, one representing, at minimum, four On an unknown date, human remains pronghorn bone, two deer bones, one individual were removed from an representing, at minimum, one animal bone knife, two stone projectile unknown site near Lake McConaughy in individual was removed from the points, one animal bone scraper, one Keith County, NE. The human remains Schrader Site (25LC1) in Lancaster retouched stone flake, two stone cores, were donated to the NSHS by a private County, NE. The human remains were one antler shaft wrench, five red-stained individual in December of 2017. The donated to the NSHS by an unknown bird bones, and one piece of red human remains represent one adult person. Age and sex of the individual pigment. male over 50 years old, one young adult are indeterminate. No known In 1940, human remains representing, male, one female child, and one child of individuals were identified. No at minimum, three individuals were unknown sex. No known individuals associated funerary objects are present. removed from the Wozney Site were identified. The two associated At some point between 1916 and (25NC13) in Nance County, NE. The funerary objects are one animal bone 1918, human remains representing, at human remains were excavated during and one modified animal rib. minimum, one individual were removed archeological investigations by the On an unknown date, human remains from an unknown site between the NSHS. The human remains represent representing, at minimum, one communities of Maywood and Wellfleet three adults of unknown age and sex. individual was removed from the in Lincoln County or Frontier County, No known individuals were identified. Springview Burial Site (25KP1) in Keya NE. The human remains were donated The 24 associated funerary objects are Paha County, NE. The human remains to the NSHS by a private individual in two stone projectile points, 11 stone were discovered during county road December of 2017. Age and sex of the knives, four stone scrapers, two construction and excavated by unknown human remains are indeterminate. No retouched stone flakes, one mussel individuals and turned over to the known individuals were identified. The shell, one animal bone awl, two worked

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animal scapula fragments, and one seven associated funerary objects are removed from the Indianola Burial Site antler fragment. one polished antler, one antler fragment, (25RW2) in Red Willow County, NE. In 1940, human remains representing, two ceramic sherds, one pecking stone, The human remains were discovered at minimum, 20 individuals were one piece of red pigment, and one during road construction and excavated removed from the Site 25NH4 in mussel shell. by the NSHS. Age and sex of the Nemaha County, NE. The human In 1941, human remains representing, individuals are indeterminate. No remains were excavated during at minimum, seven individuals were known individuals were identified. The archeological investigations by the removed from the South Bakenhus Site 16 associated funerary objects are two NSHS although the site had been (25PT14) in Platte County, NE. The stone projectile points, one shell previously disturbed. Age and sex of the human remains were excavated during pendant, seven drilled shell beads, four individuals are indeterminate. No archeological investigations by the mica sheet fragments, one stone core, known individuals were identified. The NSHS. Age and sex of the individuals and one piece of red ochre stained soil. 635 associated funerary objects are 16 are indeterminate. No known In 1962, human remains representing, mussel shells, four charred wood individuals were identified. The 16 at minimum, five individuals were fragments, 39 ceramic sherds, 44 animal associated funerary objects are eight removed from the Doyle Site (25RW28) bone bracelet fragments, 478 mussel ceramic sherds, one chipped stone flake, in Red Willow County, NE. The human shell beads, one complete ceramic pot, five stones, one clay pipe, and one remains were discovered during 32 chipped stone flakes, one antler fragment. archeological investigations by the groundstone tool, two antler tools, three In 1937, human remains representing, NSHS. The human remains represent sandstone abraders, two pieces of at minimum, two individuals were one child 1.5–2.5 years old, two hematite, one chipped stone core, eight removed from Site 25RH3 in Richardson children 3.5–4.5 years old, one female stones, one piece of burned earth, two County, NE. The human remains were 50–59 years old, and 1 older adult of chipped stone scrapers, and one found on the surface of the site during unknown sex. No known individuals chipped stone knife. archeological investigations by the were identified. The 20 associated In 1937, human remains representing, NSHS. The human remains represent funerary objects are two pieces of at minimum, one individual was one adult and one infant. No known charcoal, two mussel shells, 10 animal removed from Site 25NH13 in Nemaha individuals were identified. No bones, two ceramic sherds, two chipped associated funerary objects are present. County, NE. The human remains were stone flakes, one animal bone bead, and collected from the surface during In 1994, human remains representing, one stone. archeological investigations by the at minimum, one individual were In 1936, human remains representing, NSHS. Age and sex of the individual are removed from Site 25RH69 in at minimum, 45 individuals were indeterminate. No known individuals Richardson County, NE. The human removed from the Christensen Site were identified. No associated funerary remains were found during objects are present. archeological excavations by the NSHS (25SD3) in Saunders County, NE. The In 1975, human remains representing, in response to damage by road human remains were discovered during at minimum, three individuals were construction. Age and sex of the archeological investigations by the removed from the Sweat Bee Site individual are indeterminate. No known NSHS. The human remains are (25NH50) in Nemaha County, NE. The individuals were identified. No extremely fragmentary and the age and human remains were excavated by the associated funerary objects are present. sex of the individuals are indeterminate. NSHS following a report of disturbance In 1942, human remains representing, No known individuals were identified. from road construction. The human at minimum, three individuals were The seven associated funerary objects remains represent one child and two removed from a site of unknown are one ceramic pipe and six animal adults of unknown age and sex. No location in the vicinity of Falls City in bones. known individuals were identified. The Richardson County, NE. The human In 1939, human remains representing, 13 associated funerary objects are remains were donated to the NSHS by at minimum, one individual were limestone slabs and fragments. unknown persons. The human remains removed from the Whelen Site (25SM2) In 1936 and 1941, human remains represent two middle-aged females and in Sherman County, NE. The human representing, at minimum, four one male child 10–12 years old. No remains were discovered during individuals were removed from the known individuals were identified. No archeological investigations by the Bakenhus Ossuary Site (25PT4) in Platte associated funerary objects are present. NSHS. The age and sex of the individual County, NE. The human remains were In 1936, human remains representing, is indeterminate. No known individuals excavated during archeological at minimum, two individuals were were identified. The 107 associated investigations by the NSHS. The human removed from a site of unknown funerary objects are one atlatl weight, 63 remains represent three adult females location in the vicinity of Rulo in ceramic sherds, five chipped stone and one adult male of unknown age. No Richardson County, NE. The human tools, four chipped stone flakes, 21 known individuals were identified. The remains had initially been curated by animal bones, one hardened ash 60 associated funerary objects are 41 the Wyandotte County (Kansas) clumps, two cobbles, two modified ceramic sherds, five chipped stone Historical Society and later by the animal bones, six mussel shells, one flakes, one piece of sandstone, 11 Kansas State Historical Society (KSHS). piece of sandstone, and one ground cobbles, one bone awl, and one When it became apparent, in 2017, that stone tool. perforated mussel shell. the human remains originated in In 1980, human remains representing, In 1941, human remains representing, Nebraska, the KSHS requested that they at minimum, one individual were at minimum, one individual were be transferred to the NSHS. The human removed from the Packer Site (25SM9) removed from the Feye Site (25PT9) in remains represent one adult of unknown in Sherman County, NE. The human Platte County, NE. The human remains sex and one adult female. No known remains were discovered during were excavated during archeological individuals were identified. No archeological investigations by an investigations by the NSHS. Age and sex associated funerary objects are present. avocational archeologist and turned of the individual are indeterminate. No In 1957, human remains representing, over to the NSHS. The human remains known individuals were identified. The at minimum, two individuals were represent one adult female. No known

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individuals were identified. No hatchery pond draining. The human neonates, three children .5–1.5 years associated funerary objects are present. remains represent one female over 50 old, one child 2–4 years old, one female In 1983, human remains representing, years old. No known individuals were child 8.5–9.5 years old, one male 25–35 at minimum, one individual was identified. The one associated funerary years old, one female 18–20 years old, removed from Site 25SM15 in Sherman object is a mussel shell. one female 20–25 years old, one female County, NE. The human remains were In 1954, human remains representing, 24–29 years old, one female 30–34 years discovered during construction and at minimum, five individuals were old, and one female 45–55 years old. No turned over to the NSHS. The human removed from the Durflinger Site known individuals were identified. The remains represent one adult of unknown (25TY5) in Thayer County, NE. The 268 associated funerary objects are 205 sex. No known individuals were human remains were excavated by the shell beads, five drilled animal teeth, identified. No associated funerary NSHS following a report of disturbance four stones, 16 animal bone beads, 18 objects are present. from erosion by a private property fragments of shell, one chipped stone In 1967, human remains representing, owner. Age and sex of the human scraper, one chipped stone knife, three at minimum, four individuals were remains are indeterminate. No known chipped stone flakes, four chipped stone removed from Site 25ST12 in Stanton individuals were identified. No projectile points, and 11 animal bones. County, NE. The human remains were associated funerary objects are present At some point between 1929 and excavated by the NSHS following a although the landowner reported the 1932, human remains representing, at report of disturbance from cattle feed lot human remains were beneath limestone minimum, 22 individuals were removed construction. The human remains are slabs that were not retained. from the Robb Ossuary Site (25WT4) in those of one male over 60 years old, one In 1939, human remains representing, Webster County, NE. The human female 50–59 years old, one female 18– at minimum, one individual were remains were excavated by A.T. Hill 20 years old, and one male 50–59 years removed from the (25VY1) and later donated to the NSHS at some old. No known individuals were in Valley County, NE. The human point between 1937 and 1941. Age and identified. The two associated funerary remains were excavated by the NSHS sex of the human remains are objects are animal bones. during archeological investigations. Age indeterminate. No known individuals In 1990, human remains representing, and sex of the human remains are were identified. The 148 associated at minimum, one individual were indeterminate. No known individuals funerary objects are 19 ceramic sherds, removed from Site 25SX25 in Sioux were identified. The two associated 13 chipped stone tools, one bird bone County, NE. The human remains were funerary objects are ceramic sherds. bead, one drilled mammal tooth, eight excavated by the NSHS following a In 1939, human remains representing, shell pendants, three cut mussel shells, report of disturbance from erosion by at minimum, one individual were 62 shell beads, and 41 shell fragments. the Sioux County Sherriff’s Office. The removed from the Combs Ossuary At some point before 1934, human human remains are those of one female (25VY2) in Valley County, NE. The remains representing, at minimum, one 16–18 years old. No known individuals human remains were excavated by the individual were removed from an were identified. No associated funerary NSHS during archeological unknown site in Boyd County, NE, near objects are present. investigations. Age and sex of the the town of Naper. The human remains In 1959, human remains representing, human remains are indeterminate. No were donated to the NSHS in 1934 by at minimum, one individual were known individuals were identified. The Dr. Charles Zimmerman (museum removed from Site 25SX130 in Sioux eight associated funerary objects are one collection 4364–232). Age and sex of the County, NE. The human remains were marine shell and seven fired clay lumps. human remains are indeterminate. No excavated by the NSHS following a In 1938, human remains representing, known individuals were identified. No report of disturbance from erosion by a at minimum, 24 individuals were associated funerary objects are present. private property owner. The human removed from the O’Hanlon Site At some point prior to 1934, human remains are those of one male 20–25 (25WN6) in Washington County, NE. remains representing, at minimum, one years old. No known individuals were The human remains were excavated by individual were removed from an identified. The two associated funerary the NSHS during archeological unknown location near Crawford, NE, in objects are one animal bone and one investigations. The human remains Dawes or Sioux counties. The human chipped stone flake. represent one child 0–.5 years old, one remains were donated to the NSHS by In 1959, human remains representing, child .5–1.5 years old, one child 4.5–5.5 Edward Murphy (museum collection no. at minimum, eight individuals were years old, one child 5.5–6.5 years old, 1917). Age and sex of the human removed from the Warren Robinson or one child 7.5–8.5 years old, four females remains are indeterminate. No known Westcott Site (25SY8) in Sarpy County, 18–27 years old, one male 25–34 years individuals were identified. The two NE. The human remains were excavated old, two males 30–39 years old, two associated funerary objects are wire by the NSHS following a report of males 35–49 years old, one male 40–59 bracelets. disturbance from housing construction. years old, six adult females of unknown At some point prior to 1944, human The age and sex of the human remains age, one adult male of unknown age, remains representing, at minimum, one are unknown. No known individuals and two adults of unknown age and sex. individual were removed from an were identified. The funerary objects No known individuals were identified. unknown location in Nebraska along the listed in the collection records (eight The 21 associated funerary objects are18 Elkhorn River. The human remains were projectile points and one stone) were mussel shell beads and three animal donated to the NSHS by a Mr. Schroeder not located during the original NAGPRA bones. (museum collection no. 8171–1 inventory of the collection in the 1990s In 1932, human remains representing, [alternate number 2857]). Age and sex of and have still not been located. at minimum, 12 individuals were the human remains are indeterminate. In 1964, human remains representing, removed from the Ossuary No known individuals were identified. at minimum, one individual were Site (25WT3) in Webster County, NE. No associated funerary objects are removed from the Gretna Fish Hatchery The human remains were excavated by present. Site (25SY16) in Sarpy County, NE. The A.T. Hill and later donated to the NSHS The human remains listed in this human remains were excavated by the at some point between 1937 and 1941. notice were determined to be Native NSHS following discovery during fish The human remains represent one fetal/ American based on archeological

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context, burial patterns, osteology, or Rock Sioux Tribe of North and South Hawaiian organizations stated in this associated diagnostic artifacts. Based on Dakota; Three Affiliated Tribes of the notice may proceed. oral tradition and archeological Fort Berthold Reservation of North DATES: Lineal descendants or evidence, the Nebraska State Historical Dakota; Wichita and Affiliated Tribes; representatives of any Indian Tribe or Society has determined there is a Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska; and the Native Hawaiian organization not relationship of shared group identity Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota identified in this notice that wish to that can be reasonably traced between (hereafter referred to as ‘‘The Culturally request transfer of control of these the human remains and associated Affiliated Tribes’’). human remains and associated funerary funerary objects listed in this notice and Additional Requestors and Disposition objects should submit a written request the Native American people that are with information in support of the represented today by 37 Indian tribes. Lineal descendants or representatives request to the NSHS at the address in of any Indian tribe or Native Hawaiian this notice by May 31, 2018. Determinations Made by the NSHS organization not identified in this notice ADDRESSES: Officials of the NSHS have that wish to request transfer of control Rob Bozell, Nebraska State determined that: of these human remains and associated Historical Society, P.O. Box 82554, • Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(9), the funerary should submit a written Lincoln, NE 68501, telephone (402) human remains described in this notice request with information in support of 525–1624, email rob.bozell@ represent the physical remains of 552 the request to Rob Bozell, Nebraska nebraska.gov. individuals of Native American State Historical Society, P.O. Box 82554, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is ancestry. Lincoln, NE 68501, telephone (402) here given in accordance with the • Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(3)(A), 525–1624, email rob.bozell@ Native American Graves Protection and the 4,200 objects described in this nebraska.gov, by May 31, 2018. After Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), 25 U.S.C. notice are reasonably believed to have that date, if no additional requestors 3003, of the correction of an inventory been placed with or near individual have come forward, transfer of control of human remains and associated human remains at the time of death or of the human remains and associated funerary objects under the control of the later as part of the death rite or funerary objects to The Culturally Nebraska State Historical Society, ceremony. Lincoln, NE. The human remains and • Affiliated Tribes may proceed. Pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 3001(2), there The NSHS is responsible for notifying associated funerary objects were is a relationship of shared group The Culturally Affiliated Tribes that this removed from Custer and Franklin identity that can be reasonably traced notice has been published. Counties, NE. between the Native American human Dated: April 9, 2018. This notice is published as part of the remains and associated funerary objects National Park Service’s administrative Melanie O’Brien, and the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma; responsibilities under NAGPRA, 25 Arapaho Tribe of the Wind River Manager, National NAGPRA Program. U.S.C. 3003(d)(3). The determinations in Reservation, Wyoming; Assiniboine and [FR Doc. 2018–09172 Filed 4–30–18; 8:45 am] this notice are the sole responsibility of Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian BILLING CODE 4312–52–P the museum, institution, or Federal Reservation, Montana; Cheyenne and agency that has control of the Native Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma; Cheyenne American human remains and DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR River Sioux Tribe of the Cheyenne River associated funerary objects. The Reservation, South Dakota; Comanche National Park Service National Park Service is not responsible Nation, Oklahoma; Crow Creek Sioux for the determinations in this notice. Tribe of the Crow Creek Reservation, [NPS–WASO–NAGPRA–NPS0025389; This notice corrects the cultural South Dakota; Crow Tribe of Montana; PPWOCRADN0–PCU00RP14.R50000] affiliation determination published in a Delaware Tribe of Indians; Delaware Notice of Inventory Completion in the Notice of Inventory Completion: Nation, Oklahoma; Iowa Tribe of Kansas Federal Register (82 FR 20618–20619, Nebraska State Historical Society, and Nebraska; Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma; May 3, 2017). Additional information Lincoln, NE; Correction Kaw Nation, Oklahoma; Kickapoo Tribe and consultation resulted in a change to in Kansas; Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma; AGENCY: National Park Service, Interior. the previous determination that there is Kiowa Indian Tribe of Oklahoma; Lower ACTION: Notice; correction. no cultural affiliation between the Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule human remains and associated funerary Reservation, South Dakota; Northern SUMMARY: The Nebraska State Historical objects and any present-day Indian Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Society (NSHS) has corrected an tribes or Native Hawaiian organizations. Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Montana; inventory of human remains and Oglala Sioux Tribe; Omaha Tribe of associated funerary objects published in Correction Nebraska; Otoe-Missouri Tribe of a Notice of Inventory Completion in the In the Federal Register (82 FR 20618, Indians, Oklahoma; Pawnee Nation of Federal Register on May 3, 2017. This May 3, 2017), column 1, paragraph 2, Oklahoma; ; notice corrects the cultural affiliation sentence 1, under the heading Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma; determined in that notice. Lineal ‘‘Summary,’’ is corrected by replacing Prairie Band of Potawattamie of Kansas; descendants or representatives of any the words ‘‘no cultural affiliation’’ with Rosebud Sioux Tribe of the Rosebud Indian Tribe or Native Hawaiian the words ‘‘a cultural affiliation.’’ Indian Reservation, South Dakota; Sac organization not identified in this notice In the Federal Register (82 FR 20618, and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas that wish to request transfer of control May 3, 2017), column 2, paragraph 4, and Nebraska; Sac and Fox Nation, of these human remains and associated under the heading ‘‘Consultation,’’ is Oklahoma; Sac and Fox Tribe of the funerary objects should submit a written corrected by substituting the following Mississippi in Iowa; Santee Sioux request to the NSHS. If no additional two paragraphs: Nation, Nebraska; Sisseton-Wahpeton requestors come forward, transfer of A detailed assessment of the human Sioux Oyate of the Lake Traverse control of the human remains and remains was made by the NSHS professional Reservation, South Dakota; Spirit Lake associated funerary objects to the lineal staff in consultation with representatives of Sioux Tribe of North Dakota; Standing descendants, Indian Tribes, or Native the Arapaho Tribe of the Wind River

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