Sale of the Sacred: How Pe' Sla may test the uncharted waters of the UNDRIP
By Lise Balk King On Saturday, August 25, folks will gather in the Black Hills from near and far for what is locally one of the best social gatherings around – the rural South Dakota auction. Once you've been to one of these events, you'll always be able to recall the rattling of the auctioneer [...]read more
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