1. Why did you decide to rebury the Indian skull?
She did tours for the
museum and after one of the tours a man named Don Rapp came and asked her if
they could rebury the Shawnee Indian Skull.
2.Why did Don Rapp
want the skull reburied?
He wanted it reburied
because the Indian’s spirit will never rest until it is buried.
3.How did you know it
was a Shawnee Indian?
They sent it to Ball
State archaeology center. There they saw it had a different skull like Indians
have and it had a bullet hole. From they the took a guess and said it was a
Shawnee Indian because that was what tribe was around here at the time.
4.When was the Indian
skull buried?
It was buried on
September 10, 1983.
5.Why did you pick
this date?
We picked the date because
it is the date of the original burying.
6.What is the
original burying?
The original burying was of bones of soldiers
who fought in the battle.
7.How did you bury
the Indian skull?
We buried it in the
Shawnee Indian ways.