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Rediscovering Blood Run: A Journey Through Time
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In this week's episode of Hidden Heritage, we take a fascinating journey to Blood Run, a site of early American Indian habitation located in southeast South Dakota, near Sioux Falls. Despite its historical significance, Blood Run remains relatively unknown to many. Join us as we uncover the rich history and cultural importance of this landmark.
Blood Run, straddling the Big Sioux River on the Iowa and South Dakota border, is one of the oldest sites of long-term human habitation in the United States. Designated by the National Park Service in 2000 as a site of national importance, efforts are ongoing to preserve its unique landscape and historical artifacts.
Our exploration reveals the site’s past as a major meeting place for various Native American tribes, a bustling hub for trade and social gatherings. We delve into the intriguing theories behind the name "Blood Run" and examine the significant archaeological findings that shed light on the lives of its ancient inhabitants.
We also meet dedicated individuals working tirelessly to protect and restore Blood Run, ensuring it remains a place of learning and reflection for future generations. Discover the challenges and triumphs in the efforts to secure funding and expand the protected area, ultimately aiming to establish Blood Run as a premier destination for those interested in Native American history.
Tune in to uncover the hidden heritage of Blood Run and learn how you can support the preservation of this invaluable historical site.
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