In this segment, learn about the history of the Pawnee Rock State Historical site, a landmark along the Santa Fe Trail | Around Kansas

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The Pawnee Scouts Cemetery is sacred ground. It’s the final resting place for 16 U.S Amry Soldiers, known as Pawnee Scouts, who served in the Civil War. “These aren't a complete set of human remains. These are the heads of Pawnee Scouts,” said Pawnee Nation 2nd Chief and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Matt Reed. Reed said 15 of the men laid to rest in the Scouts Cemetery were killed in 1868 by settlers in Central Kansas as the scouts made their way home from war. He said the Army left the

June 11 is National Corn on the Cob Day, but for the Pawnee, corn is far more than food. It’s sacred—woven into their history, culture, and identity. In recent years, a group of Pawnee “seed warriors” helped bring their ancestral corn varieties back to life, saving sacred seeds that carry the memory and spirit of their people. #Nebraska Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma #corn | Nebraska Stories