Attorney Arlinda Locklear demonstrates how attorneys for tribes have used the doctrine of discovery or federal common law to assert claims in tribal land claim cases. She lays out the history of the Oneida land claim case against the state of New York beginning in 1784 when the state began an aggressive campaign to acquire Oneida territory leading to their currently pending case.

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Arizona Historical Foundation Photo Preservationist Rebekah Tabah discusses the 2011 exhibit "Allen Dutton: A Retrospective” featuring examples from over fifty years of the artist's work.

Professor LEROY LITTLE BEAR delivers the Spring 2011 Simon Oritz and Labriola Center Lecture discussing the concept of of Western Science collaborating with Indigenous Knowledge.

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Curator Jacqueline Chao with Featured artists Angela Cazel Jahn and Stephen Marc discuss the Spring 2011 Origins Art Exhibit that runs through April 29, 2011 at the ASU Tempe campus. Hosted by Fred McIvain

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Dr. Rodney M. Thomson of the University of Tasmania delivers the 2010 Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Distinguished Lecture in Medieval Studies.

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