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The Utes – Colorado’s Forgotten People with Ernest House Jr

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
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The Ute Tribes have a rich history of adaptation in a region that could otherwise be harsh. They have a timeless culture and relationship to what we call Colorado and today's Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute Tribal communities. Join Ernest House, Jr., Senior Policy Director for the Keystone Policy Center and former executive director of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, as he draws connections between the past and contemporary life of Colorado’s oldest continuous residents. ...more
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Crow Canyon's Mission

2:09

Chief Jack House

11:53

First First Ute Reservation

17:22

The Meeker Incident

18:40

The Ute Mountain Reservation

20:35

Federally Recognized Tribes

22:58

Southern Indian Tribe

24:56

State Burial Protocol

26:01

Lake Nighthorse

30:35

Bruno Hunting Agreement

34:15

Economic Impact Report

35:14

State Tribal Consultations

36:52

State Tribal Consultation Policy

37:00

Sand Creek Massacre

38:43

The Meeker Massacre

42:48

Restoring Ancestral Connections

45:35

Chief Jack House Hogan

48:39

What Are Your Current Top Three Priorities for the Work That You'Re Doing

52:59

Are There Places or Resources That Tell the Youth Story to Tourists

57:59

The History of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park

58:45

Mesa Verde National Park

59:37
The Utes – Colorado’s Forgotten People with Ernest House Jr
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2021Aug 13
The Ute Tribes have a rich history of adaptation in a region that could otherwise be harsh. They have a timeless culture and relationship to what we call Colorado and today's Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute Tribal communities. Join Ernest House, Jr., Senior Policy Director for the Keystone Policy Center and former executive director of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, as he draws connections between the past and contemporary life of Colorado’s oldest continuous residents.

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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

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