In New York City, centuries worth of Indigenous history is being uncovered — and celebrated

New York City has one of the largest urban populations of Indigenous people in the United States, but for many, that history has been hidden — and artists, researchers and community leaders are working to shed light on it.

In New York City, centuries worth of Indigenous history is being uncovered — and celebrated
More than three dozen cement blocks, each inscribed with a word, form an uneven circle on rectangular paved stones.

New York City has one of the largest urban populations of Indigenous people in the United States, but for many, that history has been hidden — and artists, researchers and community leaders are working to shed light on it.