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Native American Tribe Finally Reclaims Ancestral Territory Taken 160 Years Ago
At long last, a native American tribe in Maine had finally taken back ownership of the 140-acre ancestral territory which was illegally taken from them centuries ago. The Passamaquoddy tribe just recently reacquired an island that is historically significant to Passamaquoddy people.
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